Dr. Marie-Catherine Klarkowski, who owns a dental clinic in Munich, said: "The most important thing is to remove the fear of patients. The vision of the cleavage distracts from the pain more quickly to customers. " He adds that "the mouths of some patients are already open before starting the session"
is not clear if patients feel less pain, but the number of customers going to Munich Relax & Smile has grown 30% from this change. Yes, all are male.
Dr. Klarkowski
came with this cool idea for an event of Oktoberfest (Beer Festival) after seeing the leering men over the waitresses in traditional dress in dirndl.
The change also applied to the clinic now has an alpine lounge with a fireplace, deer antlers on the wall and wooden benches for patients.
MUST BEAT THE COMPETITION
"The competition never rests. I know colleagues who have decorated their office with all Mickey Mouse and even the Star Trek theme, "said the dentist of 41 years.
"I prefer working with a dirndl, I enjoy to look good at work and much more funny since I have these clothes, "said Larisa Hrustic, one of the employees.
The shrewd tactic can be used in conjunction with a new device that filters the sound of the dentist's drill.
Connects to an MP3 player that touches the patient's favorite music and "locks" the noise of the drill.
is not clear if patients feel less pain, but the number of customers going to Munich Relax & Smile has grown 30% from this change. Yes, all are male.
Dr. Klarkowski
came with this cool idea for an event of Oktoberfest (Beer Festival) after seeing the leering men over the waitresses in traditional dress in dirndl.
The change also applied to the clinic now has an alpine lounge with a fireplace, deer antlers on the wall and wooden benches for patients.
MUST BEAT THE COMPETITION
"The competition never rests. I know colleagues who have decorated their office with all Mickey Mouse and even the Star Trek theme, "said the dentist of 41 years.
"I prefer working with a dirndl, I enjoy to look good at work and much more funny since I have these clothes, "said Larisa Hrustic, one of the employees.
The shrewd tactic can be used in conjunction with a new device that filters the sound of the dentist's drill.
Connects to an MP3 player that touches the patient's favorite music and "locks" the noise of the drill.
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