future of dentistry - conference keynote speaker
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globalchange.com - Future of dentistry, dentists and dental practice. Lessons from health care trends and the digital revolution. Future dental technology, diagnostics and three 3 dimensional dental imaging. Future oral health care and prevention. Future prosthetics and manufacturing, modelling. Speed of change. New dental practice software and dental office systems, and change management. Emotion matters in dentistry. Video by Patrick Dixon, author Futurewise, conference keynote speaker on future of dentistry and dental health care for 3M clients. Public image of dentists and why people hate going to the dentist. Negative image of dentistry. Dentists, dentistry, dental practice, health care, imaging, diagnostics, bridge, prosthetics, oral care, prevention, dentures, laboratory, technicians, diagnosis, treatment, crowns, bridgesCosmetic dentistry and bridge repairs. New polymers and nanotechnology, nanoparticle. Future of health care -- lessons for dental practice -- shift from disease to prevention and performance / wellbeing. Preventing ageing in health and dentistry. Tissue regeneration and growing new teeth using stem cells. Cures for blindness, stroke and heart repair using stem cells. Growing new teeth using adult stem cells. Convergence of dental imaging technologies. Innovation in dentistry manufacturing. Make it simple for workers in dental laboratories. Online marketing of dental practices. Client-orientated dental care. Lessons from software and mobile phone manufacturers about need for reliability and simple design. Facebook, Wikipedia, YouTube and Web 2.0 communties impact on health care demand and client health knowledge. Building trust, image and protecting professional reputation. Dentures manufacture of crowns and bridges. Leadership and secrets of change management. Team leadership in dental practice -- with office, laboratory technicians. Connecting with passions people have -- to help themselves and their families, to make a difference to other people they care about and passions for our wider world.TRANSCRIPT
Dr Patrick Dixon Chairman Global Change Ltd for Henry Schein Inc
Trends impacting dentists and health care
Patrick Dixon is Chairman of Global Change Ltd, Author of
15 books and has been ranked one of the 20 most
influential business thinkers alive today (Thinkers 50)
Future of dentistry
For Henry Schein (2008)
500 videos of keynotes
http://www.youtube.com/user/pjvdixon
Over 4 million views
Dixon’s Futurist Website
http://www.globalchange.com/
14 million unique visitors.
F ast
U rban
T ribal
U niversal
R adical
E thical
Health and health care needs to
deliver faster
• Cash rich, time poor
• Web world makes us
impatient
• Instant fix for dental
and health problems
• Appointments?
• Total treatment time?
Dental and health care shaped
by emotion
Dentistry is a VERY emotional
business – major opportunity
• 25% of UK adults are
afraid to visit dentist
• 40% who delay visiting
do so out of fear
Passionate about teeth (UK)
• A third of adults say
they are judged by their
smiles
• A third do not like their
teeth
• A third have had teeth
whitening
“Yesterday’s treatments were about
need: tomorrow’s will be about
desire – live fast and stay young”
1 billion
children in
Africa and
Asia need
dental care /
education
Europe
Dying
4 couples
needed to
produce just
one great-
grandchild
75% of all US wealth owned by
those over 65 new teeth
1 million
dental
patients over
90 years old
in Italy by
2026
Most Dominant Dental / Pharma /
Health Factor Will Be Ageing
• 65% health budget
• Rising fast
• But almost all major
diseases are age-related
Can we stop ageing ?
Europeans Want to Look Better
• 51% growth in botox treatment
• 31% growth laser hair removal
• 31% growth in cosmetic surgery enquiries
– (UK 2007 2008)
Permanent Hair Colour
• Adenovirus
• Infected mouse hair cells
• Permanent colour change
Sexual Performance
Brain Faster – and better?
Treatment which restores and
maintains the youthful elasticity of
hardened arteries – and helps
wrinkled skin. Global sales?
Dental Future
• Rebuilding enamel
• Rebuilding gums
• Worries about health
impact of oral bacteria
eg heart, pulmonary
disease, low birth-
weight infants and
premature birth,
osteoporosis,diabetes
Grow New Teeth
• Pigs teeth grown
inside bodies
• Mice grow new
teeth from nerve
cells / gum tissue
i
Successful Heart repair
• Inject bone marrow stem cells after bypass
• Improves heart function up to 85%
Urban
Near-perfect repair of
heart or brain damage
following coronary /
stroke
using adult stem cells
Your
Brain
Can
Repair
Itself
Daily
Negligible senescence is a reality
• Rockfish,
Turtles,
some
Whales
• No signs of
getting old
Tribalism conflicts
Palestinian land
Iraq civil unrest
Kosovo / Bosnia
Northern Ireland
Chechnya
Rwanda / Burundi
Black / White
Tribal
Global instability from growing
gap between rich and poor
High performance organisations
all build stronger tribes
People will always need to belong
Teams
Sense of identity
Every dentist creates own tribe
Treat (old) prevent enhance (young)
• Future of dental practice different tribes
and expectations of performance
Global consolidation of dental
industry - maturing
Pharma
Pipelines
Are Empty • Big pharma = 65% of
R+D global budget
• = GDP of 130 nations
• …but only 26% of
new approvals
• Generics threat
Change in Dental Practice
• Shift from drill and fill of single tooth to whole
mouth assessments
– Teeth cleaning, cancer testing, periodontal
antibiotics, chemical treatment periodontal disease
Growth of Middle Class
• 100m 600m
in India alone
over 20 years
> $6,000 a year income
New Shape of Politics
World view
Systematic
History
Tradition
Left / Right
Old Party Politics
Narrow agenda
Campaign
New causes
Radical
Sometimes irrational
New Issues
Radical
Global Warming - facts
Single Issues
regulation
Funding of
dental care
Embryo use
Patent protection
Synthetic genes
Future Unmet Needs
Who pays? Radical Shifts Above line = health budget / government spending
Number
Affected
Severity
Clinical conditions
Performance / life-enhancement
Trend – line is falling IVF
Serious tooth decay
Cosmetic dentistry
Public
Health
Policy
Memory
Above and Below the Line
Future Medical Needs
Number
Affected
Severity Clinical conditions
Performance / life-enhancement
Trend – line is falling IVF
Serious tooth decay
Cosmetic dentistry
Mainstream Pharma
Large numbers affected
Major morbidity / mortality
Above and Below the Line Today’s luxury is tomorrow’s health need
Number
Affected
Severity Clinical conditions
Performance / life-enhancement
Trend – line is falling
IVF
Mainstream Pharma
Large numbers affected
Major morbidity / mortality
Getting Paid for Good Dentistry
• Expect continued conflict
between what is in best
interests of dental
patients and patterns of
remuneration
• Expect dental activities to
continue to be influenced
by fee structure
Passion to “get a life”
• 10,000 US, Japanese and
UK managers
• Work-life balance is now
first or second most
important factor in looking
for a job
Ethical
Work-life balance is about friends and family
• 6 out of 10 Americans
work for nothing
• Average 200 hours a
year
• 20 billion hours a year
• 4.5% GDP
Volunteering is about…. ?????
• Growth
• Profits
• Shareholder value
Companies talk about Ethical
BUT individuals talk about…
• Own needs
• Family + friends
• Community
• Wider world
Ethical
Combining passions people have,
with your own business objectives
Slides
• www.globalchange.com/ppt/henryschein
• 10 million unique visitors
Patrick Dixon is Chairman of Global Change Ltd, Author of
15 books and has been ranked one of the 20 most
influential business thinkers alive today (Thinkers 50)
Future of dentistry
For Henry Schein (2008)
500 videos of keynotes
http://www.youtube.com/user/pjvdixon
Over 4 million views
Dixon’s Futurist Website
http://www.globalchange.com/
14 million unique visitors.