Dental Practice Management
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Preparing for Your New Associate
Adding another dentist to your practice is a big decision that impacts workflow, profitability, and patients. Read tips on making this decision. Learn More... -
Marketing Should Drive Your Smart Technology Investment
It's easy to get excited about new practice technology. Learn four tips for marketing your cutting-edge technology investment to your patients. Read More... -
Is It Time to Look for a New Credit Card Payment Processor for Your Practice?
Having the right payment solution is the difference between patients paying you on time or chasing down receivables. Read five ways to determine if your payment solution is still working for your dental practice. Learn More... -
DSO Marketing: 3 Strategies You Can Use Right Now
In such a fragmented media world, how can dental service organizations (DSOs) reach their intended audience and drive business? Find out three strategies to address this core questions. Read More... -
What Matters to Patients?
You might be the most precise, well-liked, and well-educated dentist, but if your patients do not feel comfortable they’re not likely to return, or worse, they’ll reconsider seeking dental care altogether. For some, fear has become a routine part of the dental experience. Although this fear is unique to each patient, similarities can be seen from case to case. -
Brand Consistency: Why It’s So Important
Branding is a powerful marketing tool for dental practices of any size. What is it, and why does it matter? Read More... -
LayerCompliance® for Dental
The demands of maintaining HIPAA compliance can be overwhelming to a dental practice. Learn how LayerCompliance, a cloud-based software, can be an important piece of a comprehensive data security program that helps uncover data vulnerabilities, identify security measures specific to the practice, and assist in implementation so a practice is in compliance with up-to-date HIPAA requirements. Read More... -
The Importance of a Layered Defense in Your Dental Practice
The best defense against data breaches is having a good offense. Antivirus protection alone is not enough anymore to avoid potential disaster. There are four basic tools every practice should employ to keep data as safe as possible from data loss and theft. Read why a layered defense is necessary to protect patients and your practice’s financial security. Read More...