7 Things You Should Never Say in a Treatment Plan Presentation
You’ve completed the exam, analyzed the diagnostics, and now you’ve arrived at the moment of truth: the treatment plan presentation. […]
Dentistry, Practice Management & Profitability
Dentistry
Dentistry, Practice Management & Profitability
Are You Collecting What You Produce? The System-Based Blueprint to 98% Collections
Let’s talk about one of the most vital signs of your practice’s health: your collections rate. Are you consistently collecting
Dentistry, Practice Management & Profitability
Dentistry Is Broken
Why the Financial Promise of Dentistry is Broken (And the 4 Steps to Fix It) Have you ever had one
Clinical Excellence & Workflows, Dentistry
Is This Simple Fee Change the Key to Saving the U.S. Dental Lab Industry?
Fellow dentists, let’s talk about a critical issue that quietly undermines the quality of our work, our professional satisfaction, and
Clinical Excellence & Workflows, Dentistry, Practice Management & Profitability
Are Your Dental Exams Hitting the Mark?
Let’s be honest, does your comprehensive exam feel worlds apart from a quick recall check? Or do they sometimes blur
Dentistry, Practice Management & Profitability
Dentists: Stop Chasing the Myth of Work-Life Balance
Let’s talk about something that comes up constantly in our profession, something we’re all told we should be chasing: work-life
Dentistry
Dental Student Loans Exposed: The $700K Debt Dilemma Every New Dentist Faces
Dental student loans are the worst. If you’re a dentist, you likely still have them, and with interest building back
Dentistry, Entrepreneur, Practice Acquisitions & Transitions
Dental Partnership Warning: 5 Pitfalls That Could Ruin Your Future!
Is joining forces with another dentist a recipe for success or a fast track to disaster? It’s a question many
Dentistry, Practice Acquisitions & Transitions, Practice Management & Profitability
If You Don’t Define Your Dental Practice Brand, Someone Else Will (And You Won’t Like It)
Let me ask you a question, doctor: if a new patient were asked to describe your practice in three words,