Protecting hooks in template pattern

I am implementing template pattern in Java. Let us assume the following piece of code:

public abstract class A {

  public final void work() {
    doPrepare();
    doWork();
  }

  protected abstract void doPrepare();

  protected abstract void doWork();
}

public final class B extends A {

  @Override 
  protected abstract void doPrepare() { /* do stuff here */ }

  @Override 
  protected abstract void doWork() { /* do stuff here */ }
}

public final class Main {

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    B b = new B();
    b.work();
  }
}

I consider it a problem that one is easily able to accidentally call b.doWork() instead of always calling b.work(). What is the most elegant solution, if possible, to "hide" the hooks?