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Best Practices In Building and Maintaining a Dental Office
Building a new office is exciting and overwhelming. There are so many decisions to make. Four dental experts share their advice and best-practice recommendations for constructing and maintaining a new office, gained from their experiences with hundreds of dental practices across the country. -
Creative Design of Practice Attracts New Associates and Families to Pediatric Office
Pediatric Office Located in College Station, Texas, Brazos Valley Pediatric Dentistry is a strikingly modern building with a large tower that draws the most attention. However, the real innovation in this growing pediatric office is the seamless integration of digital technology that has propelled its expansion into a four-doctor practice, which now offers orthodontics. -
Digital Sensors - Not All Are Created Equal
Most dentists acknowledge the benefits of digital imaging over traditional X-rays. What is not so obvious are the clear-cut advantages of choosing one digital sensor over another. In this article, Dr. John P. James shares his experience of using different sensors in his practice before finding a perfect fit with DEXIS. -
Protect Data with a Security Risk Assessment
With the onslaught of data breaches and computer hacking happening daily, securing patient health information must be a priority for every dental practice. Learn why a security risk assessment is a necessary investment and discover the best way to protect your practice from unknown vulnerabilities. Read More... -
Practice Considerations for Technology Integration
Investing in technology requires a careful balance of clinical and management skills to facilitate a smooth transition. There are five factors to consider when creating a plan to introduce new technology to a practice so it has a positive impact on both patients and staff. Read More... -
Three Things Every Dental Practice Must Have
Today’s dentists are more than highly educated health care providers: they are CEOs of complex businesses who face increasing pressure and competition. Learn about the three plans that every doctor must have in his/her business to maximize profitability and financial security. Read More... -
Is Your Practice Secure?
Cybercriminals can make a bigger profit on the theft of patient health information than credit card numbers. Therefore, it is vital that practices have a robust combination of security solutions in place to protect that valuable data. Read about four essential tools every practice needs to protect itself and its patients.