How is AI impacting the dental industry? How will it transform patient care?

In a dental office, disagreements will come up, but if you have strategies in place to handle them, these sticky moments can actually bring team members closer and create a stronger work environment.

Wendy Briggs shares her best recommendations for home care products for at-risk patients.

Do your patients thoroughly understand why they need the care you recommend?

When you’re able to offer more to patients and provide the education and autonomy to choose a higher level of services, their health improves and the business performs better.

Scheduling is central to the financial success of a dental office. Without a great system for scheduling patients, the day can quickly fall apart with delays, patients getting upset, and the team turning on one another.

If you’re experiencing a profitability squeeze in your dental office, you’re not alone. As costs continue to rise and reimbursements fall, dentists need to pay special attention to profitability in order to ensure the doors stay open for years to come.

When patients search for your practice online, what do they see? Do you have positive reviews and a 5-star rating? If not, it’s time to build a stronger online reputation.

Profits keep the lights on, so it’s important to monitor the profitability of your dental office.

With some tech assistance, managing the phones becomes much easier and practices can prevent the frustration many patients experience when trying to get a hold of their dental office.