Why should I use a checklist before a dental case presentation? Because memory is the worst place to store a process you cannot afford to get wrong. The hours before a big case presentation involve dozens of small steps spread across your assistant, you, and your financial coordinator. Miss one and the whole presentation wobbles. A checklist takes those last-minute items off your mental plate so you walk in knowing the materials are ready, the deck is right, and nothing is hanging. Surgeons and pilots use checklists for exactly this reason, and their stakes are not higher than yours, they just [...]