General Membership Meeting: Differentiate Your Practice: 3D Driven Success

Dr. Brattesani will demonstrate how implementing  CBCT  technology drove her general practice to a whole new level. She will share several concepts that have transformed her practice thriving in a competitive city.  As an early adopter, she discovered this 3D technology as the gateway to delivering Airway- driven dentistry. She will share how her CBCT helped her redefine how one engages with patients. Since communication is the first guiding tenet of her practice,  she will share a technology where AI is making a difference in case acceptance. She will also adapt the 6 Universal Principles of Influence to help your patients say yes to treatment plans.

Event will be online Via Zoom – Event link will be sent 24 hours before the event coming from Zoom.

Biography:
Dr. Brattesani earned her degree in 1989 from the University of California, San Francisco, School of Dentistry. She has served as president of the San Francisco Dental Society, as a council chair of the ADA, and as a member of several committees, task forces, and delegations. In 1994, she served as a Woman’s Spokesperson for the ADA. In 2015, she was honored with the prestigious UCSF Alumni 150th Anniversary Award. This recognition was granted to only 150 alumni throughout the healthcare campus at UCSF. During this COVID pandemic, CDA media selected Dr. Brattesani to represent dentistry on TV and radio and was quoted in several newspaper articles.

At an early stage of her career, she became a fellow of the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists, and the Pierre Fauchard Academy. Dr. Brattesani lectures internationally on technology in the dental office focusing on improving the patient positive experience. She also lectures to dental students at the UCSF and UOP Schools of Dentistry on the challenges and benefits of the dental profession. She maintains a busy general private practice in San Francisco.