Dental Patient Retention Strategies That Support Practice Growth
Dental patient retention strategies that are data-driven and unbiased stand the best chance of driving practice growth.
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Hiring for Your Dental Practice: How to Target Long Term Success
Hiring for your dental practice should not be a reactive process. You can adjust your strategies to achieve long-term success for your dental team.
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Referring Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy for a More Complete Treatment Plan
Orofacial myofunctional therapy may mitigate the intersection of prevention strategies and referrals, providing your patients a more complete treatment plan.
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Management of Uncomplicated Crown Fractures in the Permanent Dentition
Crown fractures and luxation of the permanent dentition are the most common injuries, so a busy dental office must know how to manage uncomplicated crown fractures of permanent dentition efficiently and effectively.
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Three Team Building Ideas for Dental Offices
Team building ideas for dental offices create a more cohesive and aligned staff. Celebrations, conflict resolution and goal setting are key components to a successful team.
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A Quick Tooth Shade Matching Technique to Simplify the Chairside Process
Using this tooth shade matching technique makes selecting a reference tooth shade easy, efficient, and predictable for restorative dentists chairside.
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Using Golden Percentage in Dentistry for Ideal Tooth Proportions
One key aspect of esthetic dentistry is using geometric proportions, like the golden percentage, to create predictable and pleasing restorative outcomes.
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Integrating Myofunctional Therapy Training into Your Dental Practice with BROOM Screening
Conducting myofunctional therapy training for dental staff using the screening tool ‘BROOM’ provides details about your patient’s health. Before your subsequent referral, use this list.
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Three Solutions for Congenitally Missing Lateral Incisors: A Photo Essay
Addressing missing lateral incisors often requires interdisciplinary solutions like canine substitution, resin-bonded single retainer bridge, cantilever bridge, or a single-tooth implant.
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Lingualized Occlusion and the Edentulous Patient
Dr. Doug Benting explains the goals and main features of lingualized occlusion, an occlusal design option for edentulous patients seeking complete dentures.
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