By Beth Gaddis A lot of people are worried these days. That’s normal. The crazy stock market. Coronavirus. Travel changes. There’s a lot going on in the world. And let’s face it: that may mean fewer people will want, or even can, to go to the dentist right now. Converting New Patient Callers If your…
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The Pro’s Checklist to Selling A Dental Practice|Dental Consultant
As a Dental Consultant and Business Owner for over 16 years, nothing scares me more than a dental practice without a transition plan. So, when a new client informs me they have never even thought about selling their practice and have no emergency plan in place, I have a few questions for them. 1. What…
Dental Consultant | Windows 7 is Dying––Is your practice prepared?
If you haven’t heard by now that support for Windows 7 is ending, you’ve likely been living under a rock. But, just in case that rock has sheltered you from being aware of the dangers that loom, here’s a quick rundown of why it’s crucial for your practice to make the upgrade. Failure to…
Dental Speaker | Think Before You Buy New Equipment
It’s inevitable. Eventually, your dental equipment will need to be replaced. Sometimes it is because newer technology has made your equipment obsolete. Purchasing new equipment is an investment that should be taken with caution and critical thinking. Here are a few tips to help you get started on making an informed and practical decision regarding…
Is OSHA Training really required?
Do we have to do OSHA training? Is it really required, or just a good idea? As a Compliance Consultant focusing on providing dental practices with the most current information and training on OSHA and dental infection control, this is by far the most common question I come across. Short answer, yes it really is…
Top Dental Consultant | Four Ways to Achieve Professional Freedom
Four Ways to Achieve Professional Freedom Are you dreading going to work every day? Are you afraid of being trapped in the same place your whole career? We all can get stuck in a rut during our professional career, whether that means not getting enjoyment from your position, or working in a dead-end job with…
Dental Practice Consultant | Big Picture
You and your team are personally involved in your business daily. This can make it difficult to evaluate the areas of opportunity that are available to you. Even the most well-trained team can have instances of inefficiency or miscommunication, leading to breakdowns in patient care and impacting your workplace environment. Just as you recommend your…
Dental Consultant | Building a Better Team
Recruiting employees can be a time-consuming, stressful, and sometimes costly endeavor. When you’re looking to build an optimal team, it can be tempting to hold onto old employees for too long and hesitate to hire new ones until you’re confident you’ve found the “perfect” fit. However, both of these common mistakes can be damaging to…
Dental Consultant | Why Your Practice Needs Effective Team Meetings
Regular effective team meetings can play a crucial role in the health of your dental practice. That one simple-sounding factor can impact every aspect of your business. Your people, your patients, and your practice all benefit from regular effective team meetings. Your people need team meetings. The core of your practice is your vision, your…
Dental Consultant | Get Organized, Get Productive
Time is money. If you want your practice to be as efficient and economically prosperous as possible, you don’t want to spend valuable time dealing with the effects of clutter and chaos. Disorganization is shown to have a direct negative impact on productivity and, by extension, your earning potential as a practice. Whether you feel…
Dental Consultant | Things to Consider Before Buying New Dental Equipment
No matter how well-equipped your office is initially, time, wear, and changes in technology will at some point require you to purchase additional or replacement equipment. There are a few points you may wish to keep in mind before making your final decision on a major equipment purchase for your practice. First, take your time….
