Dentist's Money Digest

Spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic, contactless and digital payment systems are a useful tool when improving the overall patient experience at your practice.

Digitizing the dental patient experience is vital to push practices forward and stay on top in the industry.

Dentists need to smart about paying for divorce and hiring the best available practice valuation expert should be a strong consideration.

A powerful culture in the dental practice can withstand the onslaught of cancellations, chaotic schedules, difficult patients, miscommunications, and insurance issues.

Philips and Bento will partner up to package products directly into dental benefit plans for patients.

This post-pandemic success guide is written to help patients improve the most important areas of their lives.

Evaluators need to be diligent in dental practice evaluations, but there are a variety of ways in which practices were valued before and during COVID-19.

Dental practice coach Mike Massotto joins editorial director Noah Levine for 30 minutes of practice help and advice. In this episode, Mike and Noah discuss the impact of insurance in dental care.

A practice valuation and goodwill allocation can alter a dentist's and spouse's lives forever and therefore must be carefully considered when filing for divorce.

The business intelligence for medical and dental practices is now available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace online store.

There are a variety of ways that dental professionals can use industry opportunity to expand and improve their practice.

Taking a look at some of the pros and cons of potentially joining a dental or orthodontic service organization.

Bootcamp.com has announced its first scholarship tailored to pre-dental students.

Henry Schein has acquired majority ownership of the virtual dental billing service, eAssist Dental Solutions.

Laboratories save time and money while rewarding practices and doctors.

The key to having a thriving practice is changing your way of thinking.

Shoring up these areas of your practice can plug the profit leaks.

From products to practices, dentists’ buying habits are changing.

Setting a proper budget for marketing and monitoring your results can provide you with a realistic path to growing your patient base and your dental practice in a predictable manner.

Dental practices can use examples of digitized workflows to streamline business functions through accounts payable.

There are several differences in dental service organizations and orthodontic service organizations.

A conversation with Chief Marketing Officer of Banker's Healthcare Group Chris Panebianco and Dental Product Report's Managing Editor Stan Goff about post-pandemic financial optimism for practices.

Dental Service Organizations may be feeling the stress of post-pandemic finances, but there are ways to mitigate troubles.

Deferred compensation arrangements enable sellers to pocket more money despite lower dental practice values.

We’re still coping with the fallout of COVID-19 after more than a year, and this underscores the need to be prepared for the next pandemic, or any other crisis, for that matter.

In anticipation of a transition, dental practice sellers should learn what a potential buyer is looking to see during this current environment.

Regulatory difficulties can create obstacles for DSOs when attempting to get access to operate in certain states.

Additional help is now available through the PPP, so dentists can approach the new year with renewed confidence.

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Managing editor Stan Goff is joined by Bankers Healthcare Group chief marketing officer Chris Panebianco to discuss how dental practices are dealing with the financial challenges they've faced due to the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.