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The core philosophy behind tracking KPIs at a dental practice is simple and straightforward. You get to improve only what you measure. As you continue to grow, you will begin..

To understand the importance of SEO, just think back to your recent google search. It’s likely that you selected a search result that showed up among the top 5 listings. ..

Profitability is a crucial aspect of effective practice management. Healthy profits better enable a practice to provide cutting-edge services and convenience to their patients. But before we explore the various..

Increasing consolidation by Dental Service Organizations (DSOs) and group practices, is reshaping the dental industry. As DSOs and multi-location group practices continue to grow, they have to rely on technology..

Compassionate communication with patients should be considered as part of the cure and plays an important role in practice success.  With dental anxiety being one of the top reasons impacting..

Reducing patient no-shows and cancellations begins by accepting that it’s impossible to guarantee that your patients will always keep their appointments. Once you accept that this falls outside your control,..

Cloud-based practice management software lead the technology wave in dentistry and bring with it the benefits of automation. Dental practices can achieve new levels of self-reliance and productivity with automation..

Without a doubt, the case acceptance rates at your dental practice are the most important metric when it comes to production performance. Prominent literature on the subject matter is littered..

Ogden Nash, an American poet well known for his light verse and humor summed up the discomfort of dental visitations with his quote “Some pains are physical and some are..

Successful practice production depends on patient volume and your ability to convince patients to accept dental treatments. Everything that happens inside your practice, namely the quality of your clinical operations,..

The Power of Communication “Hi!” At its physical core can be best defined as a sound with an intonation. But is it so? Just two letters worth of a sound..

What defines growth for a dental practice? Revenue margins, production volumes, number of locations, number of patients, the list of metrics are endless. But a simple enough pointer that definitely..

What Are You – a Dentist or a Business Owner? Every dental practice is a care-giving institution. Every dentistry is also a thriving business enterprise. So the decision-maker at every..

“NO TIME” is the most common buzzword at the practice. Be it the provider, assistant, or the front desk staff, there is always so much to be done and so..

The healthcare sector is in a journey of profound change, as small practices consolidate into larger multi-location practices, expanding their presence. Consolidation and expansion, however, often shine a spotlight on..

Is the growth of your dental practice slowing down because you are not keeping pace with the rapid technological advancements? Do you still find it challenging to manage the payment..

Dental providers have been very slow in adopting electronic health records (EHRs) within their practices, unlike their peers in other areas of medicine. According to NCBI, “adoption rates of patient..

For decades, dentists relied exclusively on their reputation and word of mouth marketing to help them build dental practices. But it’s 2020 and certainly, almost all of your audience is..

Can your patients go directly to your website and book an appointment without shuffling back and forth to the dental office or making multiple calls to the front desk? Many..

For more than 10 years, Teledentistry has been used by many dentists across the world to spread out the accessibility of their dental practices, reducing the oral health disparities between..

Reputation is the face of any business, be it a greenhorn or a seasoned master. For a dental practice, reputation is the power to attract new clients and retain the..

Managing overdue payments can be a huge challenge for dental practices. Patients often require more than three statements before they pay their bills. So it’s important for dental providers to..

It is not always an interesting experience to introduce a change in your organization. As exciting as it may sound, those who have tried this might have often left disheartened..

Retaining patients within your dental practice may not be going as well as you have expected in the middle of the drawn-out period of economic downturn. The growth of your..

As dental practices open up for treatment and procedures, prioritizing the cash flow recovery plan to reduce the financial impact is of high importance. Cash flow management for dental practices..