DENTAL OFFICE INTERIOR DESIGNERS
To an interior designer, creating an attractive dental office space may seem like a simple task. However, for a dental office to deliver a strong return on investment, the focus must be on workflow efficiency and a design that meets the needs of both staff and patients.
The difference between working with a dental office designer and a general interior designer can be significant. In dental practices, numerous elements contribute to an efficient office environment. General interior designers may not fully grasp the intricacies of a dental office, such as the required equipment, optimal placements, and the specific needs of staff to maximize efficiency.
DENTAL CABINETRY AND FUNCTIONALITY
When you invest in top-notch equipment like your own CEREC milling machine, showcase it with a dedicated Kappler workstation. Patients love watching their crowns being crafted right before their eyes, an experience you can expect only from specialists in dental office design.
Ultimately, dental office design is not just an aesthetic challenge; it’s also a functional one. A well-designed dental office operates like a well-oiled machine, making your dental career more successful, efficient, and less stressful. Only experts in the field truly understand workflow and how to maximize productivity in a dental setting.
This expertise is what sets Kappler apart from general interior designers. With decades of experience in creating successful dental offices across North America and Europe, we are uniquely qualified to meet your needs.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT DENTAL FLOORPLAN
The question that often arises when starting a new office design is, 'Where do I begin?' This initial decision will shape the entire journey, and if not handled properly, it can lead to wasted time and resources at best, and an inefficiently designed office at worst. While an interior designer may start with the waiting room, as it's the first area patients see, at Kappler, we focus on the floorplan.
A common mistake in floorplan selection is relying on free templates from various manufacturers. The devil is in the details. Kappler designers create a customized floorplan tailored to your specific workflow, ensuring a solution that meets your unique needs.
Don’t settle for an off-the-shelf floorplan. Every Kappler dental office design is a custom masterpiece, meticulously crafted to enhance your workflow.
THE RIGHT WORKFLOW IS THE KEY TO DENTAL OFFICE DESIGN
Recent studies have shown that dental practices can achieve a 30% increase in productivity simply by improving workflow. These gains can continue to grow as staff make enhancements over time in their new office. At Kappler, we advocate for wider hallways to prevent bottlenecks as staff navigate the space and design wider doors to facilitate the movement of rolling equipment. Our goal is to make supplies easily accessible; the less time assistants spend searching for items, the more time they can spend working with patients.
While every operatory should be aesthetically pleasing, it’s equally important to standardize their design. This allows staff to transition smoothly between rooms without wasting time acclimating to different environments. We believe in standardized operatory designs so that team members can begin their work immediately, minimizing downtime. At Kappler, we take pride in being an invaluable resource for dental office design. We create interiors that are not only beautiful but also seamlessly integrated, enhancing workflows that boost productivity and support the well-being of both patients and staff. Contact us to discuss how Kappler can help you design the dental office of your dreams.
QUESTIONS YOUR DENTAL OFFICE DESIGN NEEDS ANSWERS TOO
When it comes to starting the journey with a new dentist, it is all about listening and learning your needs. Here are just a few of the concepts we as designers specialized in dental are focusing on when tailoring a new office plan to your needs:
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How many operatories or treatment rooms are you planning?
Will you have an onsite lab?
Steri and storage should be centralized to minimize delays in going back and forth.
Where will we locate your X-ray and other imaging so that they can be near patient consults for easy interaction?
Where’s the best place for material and equipment that allows access to staff but not intrusion for patients?
How do staff and supplies move from storage to operatories, from operatories to steri, and from ops to the lab?
What kind of facilities will you need for your staff and internal meetings?
Staff lounges and labs do not need to be near patient areas. Where can we most efficiently locate them?