Dentist's Money Digest

As a response to the ongoing challenges dental practices face during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, BHG is making loans available on 12 year terms.

Method’s cloud-based procurement platform offers a single system to manage all aspects of purchasing products for a practice.

Capitalization, good advisers, and top-notch personnel make a successful dental service organization.

How Method’s cloud-based procurement system streamlines purchase processes.

After the COVID-19 disruption, some practice owners are having difficulty seeing a profitable practice in their future.

Special Advertising Content: Hamilton Capital Chairman and CEO R. Matthew Hamilton, CFP® discusses what sets his firm apart among wealth management companies.

Affiliations with dental service organizations could pick up before the close of 2020.

Using publically reported data from a range of sources, we've identified the best locations for dentists to live and work, as well as some of the most challenging locales.

Dentists need to understand finances, safety and the future during these pandemic times.

Don’t lose hope even if pandemic causes financial, emotional turmoil. Dentists hit hard by COVID-19 are not alone and need to be aware that there are solutions and methods for recovery available.

Be aware of differences between the S corporation and the LLC. It is of critical importance to discuss the differences with your dental CPA so that when planning for taxes, there are no surprises.

Special Report: Dentistry During COVID-19-Financial Strategies. New and established lending programs-both government and private-are doing their part to help dental practices hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.

While not a pleasant task, establishing processes to ensure consistency in your collection processes and organization in your tracking and communications will ultimately lead to improved financial health for your practice.

Dentists have been hit hard financially during this COVID-19 crisis, but there are programs available and practices should review the application process as soon as possible.

The coronavirus and the financial struggles caused by it may allow dental practices to take advantage of trying to increase the reportable income of the practices that have had their finances decimated.

What dental practices need to know about the financial impact of the allocation of goodwill whether a transition to a third unknown party, an acquisition of a partnership interest, or divorce proceedings.

Acquiring practices that are low gross revenue/ start-ups or high grossing-which makes the most sense and why?

ental practices often treat payment posting as an “out of sight, out of mind” activity. But the inefficiencies associated with manual payment posting result in more than lost productivity and higher transaction costs.

While it is still possible for an individual dentist to successfully run an office independent of a greater corporate structure, today, private equity is recognizing the value of combining dental practices to create economies of scale, generate greater wealth for all concerned, and provide a solid return on their investment.

In this video test drive, Dr. John Flucke describes how an auto-mix dual syringe for consistent delivery, strong bond to zirconia and most substrates, "radiopaque" qualities for easy diagnosis and quick clean-up have made TheraCem his practice's go-to cement for challenging restorations.

Tips on how to get the best tax relief when selling your dental practice.

Setting the groundwork for a practice transition beforehand can make the process smoother.

Why solutions that automate claims management and adjudication can be of big benefit to your practice.

What all dental providers should know about insurance participation, factors that contribute to negotiation success and failure, and how to stay on top in the ever-changing insurance industry.