Remember when we said oral health affects everything? Plot twist: Now we're going spatial.
Join us on October 28th, 7 PM CET and get fresh insights from Pierre Escobar, the architect who just designed a practice at Berlin's Savignyplatz and knows what most of us forget: Our patients are already being treated the moment they enter our space.
How does your waiting room make patients feel? Does it suggest anxiety, sterility, and discomfort, or does it promote calmness, ease, and anticipation?
The discussion will not be about interior design but about space psychology. Pierre is a professor, researcher, and co-founder of l'atelier DEV. He's worked on major projects like La Défense in Paris and the Port of Strasbourg.
But here's what makes him different: He understands that even the smallest room can communicate wellbeing – or destroy it. Your practice isn't just where you work. It's where your patients decide whether they trust you, before you've even said hello.
The kicker? Most practices are accidentally making their patients more anxious. The sterile treatment room aesthetic? It's working against you.
Discover how Pierre connects design, psychology, and patient care (and his perspective on how spaces make people feel will change everything about your practice)!
Join the global community that's redefining patient care. We share what works to make our patients happy and our practices prosper.
Only 50 spots available. Be a part of an unfiltered conversation with the expert who cracked the code on emotional spaces – and how that feeling impacts your patients.
Grab your spot here ⬇️
Ready to see your workspace in a new light?