Dr. Marc Cooper

Viewing an associate as an apprentice rather than a subordinate can make a world of difference.

AI is already taking over the medical landscape, and soon it will affect dentistry.

Big changes are happening in dentistry, and organized dentistry needs to accept the future.

Those who have a good understanding of millennials will find greater success within their practices.

Most dentist-entrepreneurs focus on accumulating knowledge, but wisdom is the secret to a successful future.

What will dentistry look like, and how will it operate, when it is integrated with primary care?

The best CEOs know that their success or failure depends on their ability to inspire and guide the people in their company.

Most likely yes–and here’s why.

Dentists who take advantage of new opportunities may have an advantage.

A recent report by William Blair, a global investment banking and asset management firm with more than 1,400 employees, over $80 billion in client assets, investment banking transactions covering more than 35 countries and 730 companies, and $230 billion in value since January 2012, states that DSOs are undergoing very strong and rapid growth and are a solid investment if we

Having conversations about the future can prove beneficial.

Learning how to change your tactics and mindset is crucial.

Viewing patients as consumers can help your dental practice succeed.In 1996, Regina Herzlinger, a leading analyst of the health care business and a professor at the Harvard Business School, wrote an engaging book, “Market Driven Health Care.”

Ignoring facts and evidence could negatively impact your dental practice.

Leaving periodontal care solely to hygienists can have a negative impact on your dental practice.

Patients are now selecting dental care providers based on outcomes and values.

The power is beginning to shift from the dentist to the patient.

Dr. Marc Cooper of The Mastery Summit, explains what qualities real dentist entrepreneurs need in order to thrive in a changing dental marketplace.

A look at what the future relationship between insurance and dental practices might look like.

An IT revolution is coming, and will bring not only great advances in care, but also many complications.

Value and outcomes are important for both clinicians and patients, and you need to be fulfilling the needs of both if you want to be successful.

A look at the future of dentistry and how solo practices will fit into it.

A look at the questions you need to be asking before you hire someone.

A look at why introspection is such an important part of being a successful businessperson.

A look at how the concept of employee accountability is important for your practice.

A look at the past and future of dentistry as it moves from solo practice to group management practice.

Dr. Marc Cooper explores a new trend in the business world: hiring an "outsider" CEO. He analyzes if this might have some application in the dental market.

Dr. Marc Cooper explores how a new policy decision by major U.S. insurance companies could have far-reaching effects.

Dr. Marc Cooper explores the key to true dental entrepreneurship: transformation.

Dentist-entrepreneurs may be positioned well for the future of dentistry as the prevalence of managed group practices increases.