It’s understandable. You didn’t go to dental school so you could deal with accounts receivable. You just want to provide care to patients. But the truth is, to keep your doors open and continue to provide care, you need to collect the money patients owe you for...
Why not make a New Year’s resolution that can benefit you, your dental team, and your patients? Team building is more than a corporate buzzword. The activities cultivate group cohesion, teamwork, and morale, among other important traits. For dental practices, team...
Running and managing a successful dental practice presents daily challenges that can end up taking priority over what really matters—caring for your patients. That’s why so many dentists today are looking at ways to work smarter, not harder, by adding an experienced...
While the American Dental Association states that patients should visit their dentist at “intervals determined by a dentist,” the accepted standard is every six months. Why? You can put the conspiracy theories away. Six months is a nice round number that patients can...
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