Dental real estate can be the best investment doctors in private practice make over their entire careers. In fact, some dentists find—as McDonald’s CEO R[...]
Opioids are safe and efficient pain relief methods that can be dangerous when misused. Unfortunately, opioid addiction is a growing and serious issue, especiall[...]
Speaker: Sharon Parsons, DDS Speaker Bio: Dr. Sharon Parsons graduated from the Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 1981. She currently owns a grou[...]
Dental practices across the country have taken hits as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Chances are, your practice has, too. According to the American Dent[...]
While individual requirements vary by state, all 50 require some amount of Continuing Education credits for hygienists. CE credits are an opportunity to learn s[...]
Let’s face it: It’s tough to compete in dentistry when every practice offers essentially the same treatment options. This is true of other industries, of co[...]
What do you want from your dental practice? Take a moment and answer that question. Seriously, stop reading for three to five minutes and ask yourself, “What [...]
THINK OF ALL the ways today’s dentists are, in many respects, living the future: virtual patient-practitioner sessions, hard- and soft-tissue lasers, 3D treat[...]
Ensuring that patients like your practice and keep coming back is a matter of good planning, constant feedback and flawless execution. Here’s how to do it. [...]
Here’s a crazy thought. What if every one of your patients with unused insurance dollars recalled that fact, scheduled their own appointment, and then kept th[...]
How much did you spend last month trying to acquire new patients? $1,000? $3,000? $5,000? More? How much in the last year? The more important questions: Did [...]
There’s a lot to consider before deciding to attend dental school. Before committing significant finances and time, consider pros and cons of the profession, [...]