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David Laville
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Because there’s always another lab waiting to take their work. It’s a big world out there.
And another lab that won't be paid.
Because there’s always another lab waiting to take their work. It’s a big world out there.
That's beautiful. And remind me not to irritate you.The other method that I have used is to tell the client that I am going to send the patients a bill for the lab work that has been done for them, and also an explanation letter that their dentist has not paid for it. This may not be possible in all areas, but we are in a city that the population is small enough, that it is not difficult to find the patient's addresses. This method may sound extreme, but it has worked quicker than any threats of small claims court. The client has paid up 100% of the time.
I think the idea is the Dentist doesn't want that patient to know that $850 crown cost $78.00.Oh @RDA check your state law carefully. I've been told by a labtech there that Oklahoma does not allow pt to pay a dental lab directly. Something like they need a rx so they have little need to directly deal with a lab,
Hello,
I hope everyone is doing well.
I was working with a dentist who was very disrespectful and always paid late, so I decided to stop working with him. The problem is that he owes me about $2000. What is the best way to go about collecting my money without much losses or incidents?
Thank you and stay safe.