Trent Watrous, CPA, CFE, CVA and renowned speaker, specializes in the dental industry. In a recent conversation, he shared his top five tips to set dental practices on the road to a healthy financial 2018. If you don’t know the answer to any of these tips, your CPA can partner with you to analyze your [...]
Dental delivery system design plays a critical role in reducing or eliminating the number and extent of motions you must perform at chairside. Two factors play a significant role in reducing your stress and fatigue: Economy of motion Ability to see Here are some top questions to consider when buying a dental delivery system: [...]
When considering a dental chair, stability is key. The patient chair must provide an unwavering platform for the precise work you perform in the oral cavity. It must also create an efficient working environment that maximizes your access to the patient—and offers both you and the patient comfort. Here are some top questions to [...]
Analyzing the financial health of your dental practice is a good time to look beyond the obvious at the hidden costs that impact your profit margin. Here are some considerations that may be under the radar. Ongoing Maintenance When your dental equipment isn't working efficiently, neither is your team. Unreliable equipment that's constantly breaking [...]
When you’re working in the same space day after day, it’s easy to stop “seeing” how your practice comes across to your patients. So take a moment to look around with fresh eyes. Does your practice accurately reflect your personality, your professionalism, and your commitment to a pleasant patient experience?Is it up to date and [...]
Major League Baseball teams carry eleven or twelve pitchers on their roster and divide them into distinct roles: the starting rotation, the middle-relief and the late-innings relievers. They are rotated based on pitch counts… and we all know what happens if pitchers don’t have proper rest and rehabilitation. So what does baseball have to do [...]
A dentist discovers how to create more space without moving walls. When Dr. Bradley Handick, DDS, purchased his 30-year-old practice in 1998, not much had changed since it was first built. After 13 years of running a successful practice in this cramped and dated environment, he decided it was time for an update. Dr. [...]