Management

A Businesslike Examination of Overhead Utilizing CPA-Style Tools to Improve the DDS Bottom Line

How would a businessman handle the overhead expenses in a dental office? Would he make decisions the same way a dentist would? Our.

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Management

Staff Bonuses Boon or Bane?

Much has been written, discussed, and postulated about staff bonus systems and how they benefit—or are a detriment to—the dental practice. If you.

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Management

How Staff Can Tap a Gold Mine of Production With Just a Nugget of Problem-Solving Skills

It’s no secret that patients enter your practice every day with a wide variety of dental needs. As you know, some of these.

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Management

Building Relationships Builds the Practice

When dentists think about practice building, many things come to mind, such as PR, marketing, and other ways to attract new patients. But.

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Management

Mastering Complete Care: The Other Skills You Need to Stay Ahead of the Curve

In the early days of your dental practice, you probably equated success with satisfying a steady stream of patients whose problems you could.

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Management

Missed Opportunities: Patients Lost to Lack of Understanding and Marketing

You are seeing a patient who has been in your practice for years. Her mouth looks as it always has. You see no.

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Management

The “KISS” Practice Valuation

“Keep it simple, stupid,” or the more egalitarian, “Keep it super simple” is a piece of advice that is useful in quickly valuing.

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Management

Making Staff Number One and Patients Number Two

This article outlines several of the most vital practice management tools, which when implemented will instantly transform your office culture and open the.

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Management

Dentists Can Protect Their Incomes With Business Interruption Insurance

An orthodontist cannot get into his offices for 2 weeks after a fire completely destroys one of three wings of the professional complex.

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Management

Dental Fear Aren’t You Tired of It?

Patient fear creates problems for both patients and dentists. First, there is the emotional discomfort of your patient. And, because feelings are a.

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