The Case of the Blind Dentist
Too many dentists approach retirement unprepared; starting a strategic plan at least 10 years out allows for gradual transition, financial security, and a career exit on your own terms.
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Risks of Total-Etch Systems
Total-etch systems can create strong bonds, but only if handled with care. Here’s how to avoid the common pitfalls of over-etching and over-drying.
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Make Your Schedule Work For You
If you want to move beyond assembly-line dentistry, reserve weekly time blocks for major cases so patients get timely treatment and your practice captures its true productivity.
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The Champion Effect
When you create a championship-level culture in your practice, team members naturally rise to meet higher standards and deliver first-class patient care.
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Beat the Overhead Game
Focusing on growth instead of cutting costs shifts your mindset from limitation to possibility and drives real progress in your practice.
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Are You Ready to Change the Way You Think?
When bold new ideas surface, most will dismiss them or chase quick fixes, but the few who embrace change and take action are the ones who push dentistry forward.
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How To Root Bank
Here are some steps to guide you through a successful root-banking procedure.
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Why Dentists Shouldn’t Be Bankers
Carrying outstanding accounts drains time, money, and relationships; collect at the time of service or through firm arrangements so every dollar of care delivered is valued and paid for.
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The Story of the Tooth Fairy
The Tooth Fairy tradition began with burying baby teeth to ward off evil, later inspired tales of a “tooth mouse,” and finally became the fairy figure we know today.
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Facial Proportion and Profile
Facial Proportion and Profile
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