Money

Three out of four dentists play an active role in making financial decisions for their practice.

Here’ what you can do to avoid any more surprises next year.

Are you putting your employees in a difficult position?

The valuation of a dental practice for a divorce is different than for a practice transition and not knowing this could cost you

How you can make - and save - more money at your practice.

How the front desk team to get 50-70 percent of patents with non-participating plans to schedule an appointment anyway.

Be conscious of how you allocate income, adopt insurance, and those you include in your financial future.

Set limits and plan accordingly to responsibly increase production while maintaining overhead spending.

New cloud-based software systems like Kleer are innovating subscription-based dental payment models.

How you can navigate the sometimes intimidating world of medical billing.

When it comes time to think about taxes and other factors, your final acquisition costs could be quite a bit different.

As insurance takes a bigger and bigger part of your income, it's time to look for a different solution.

It’s not always easy to get medical insurance to pay for dental operations, but these tips will help make the process a lot smoother.

Improving your dental practice is pricey, so it's important to consider the payment option that works for you.

Labor can be one of your practice’s biggest costs, but how can you save money and have happy employees?

Buying a declining practice might seem like a cheap option, but dentists need to know the pitfalls.

Can you take advantage of the new 20 percent deductions?

When brokers suggest that something is free, you might need to take a second look.

When going through a divorce and a practice valuation, there are a host of issues to contend with.

Don’t settle for a gimmick - valuation is important and should be done by someone who knows what they’re doing.

Being environmentally friendly doesn’t necessarily mean losing money, sometimes it actually helps you be more profitable.

What happens when you need to retire during a financial crisis?

X-rays should be performed only when clinically appropriate, but a new study finds that dentists often take money into consideration.

When it comes time to evaluate your practice, will you ask the right questions?

No one likes to think about it, but do you have a plan in place if the unexpected happens?

Real estate is a huge investment, so why would you trust an amateur to help you out?

Estate planning can help you protect and care for yourself, your family and your practice.

Estate planning can help you protect and care for yourself, your family and your practice.

Negotiation is an art, and making these mistakes could cost you big.

If you're looking to make your practice more profitable (who isn't?), start with your biggest expenses.