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When patients come into your office, they want you to take them to a better place, said Debra Englehardt-Nash, a dental practice management and motivational consultant.

We need to consider that recreational drug users of the 60s are still practicing the same behaviors of today, said Ann Eshenaur Spolarich, RDH, PhD, in her recent presentation at the American Dental Association's 2016 Meeting.

A lab technician tells how using the Stratasys Objet30 Dental Prime 3D printer has improved his efficiency.

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Dentists must take responsibility for monitoring the oral mucosa of their patients, Dr. Mark Lingen said at the ADA's 2016 meeting.

If you keep winding up with employees who aren't a good fit for your practice, a new report from Harvard Business School sheds some light on how to avoid the problem.

The ADA provides free resources to its members to help dentists better manage their practices.

Here's our weekly look at the top dentistry-related news from around the web.

It is imperative for dentists to know the risks of potential interactions of patients' medication with dental drugs, said speaker Harold Crossley, DMD, at the recent ADA 2016 Meeting in Denver, Colorado.

Staff are the most expensive, but also most important, part of a dental practice. So how do you know when you need a bigger team?

The former dentist allegedly sexually abused three men after administering nitrous oxide to incapacitate them.

A military dentist has used his competitive spirit to thrive, in and out of the clinic.

Having a great staff is essential for an office to run smoothly and win repeat customers. Here are four tips to assemble a top-notch team.

Curve Dental challenges the status quo by taking a new approach to practice management with Curve Hero. Its number one goal is to simplify the hassles associated with dental software and provide accessibility, flexibility and convenience for clinicians and their staff. Here Dr. Jack Slome of Accolade Dental Centre tells us about his experiences with using Curve Dental.

For sailing that falls in the mid-market price range, the NCL Escape has much to offer, including restaurant-quality dining and impressive shows.

Depending on your age, health, and other factors, life insurance can get pretty expensive. Here are some ways to reign in your costs when buying a policy.

A new Michelin guide highlights the top restaurants in Washington, DC.

Letting children speak for themselves at dental appointments can help hygienists glean valuable information.

Most dental practices assess the dental history of their patients at intake. Some go a step further and take a complete medical history for each patient. However, if your practice is truly concerned with the health and wellness of your patients, you should also be conducting dental risk assessments.

Digital Esthetics talks to a variety of industry experts to find out how 3D printing has shifted the dental industry-and what it will do in the future.

Children from low-income families are not receiving this painless, effective dental procedure to stave off cavities, a new study shows.

Many dentists dream of retiring early, but there are a number of factors to consider before taking the plunge.

A new report claims thousands of dentists will leave the American Dental Association if a resolution related to sedation dentistry is enacted.

One practitioner shares his experience with expanding to a group practice.

The media's unsubstantiated coverage of medical and scientific issues could be dangerous to the general public's health.

Ever since the earliest days, many social media professionals and do-it-yourselfers have been obsessed with the amount of followers they have on their social media networks-despite the fact that many of these followers are useless. So, why do so many dental practices and dental companies have so many deadbeat followers?

Doctors considering practice ownership are often faced with the complex choice between a startup practice or an acquisition.

Digital Esthetics looks at how 3D printing is disrupting five dental workflows.

In a recent study, most patients who underwent dental surgeries no longer had pain after five days. However, most had plenty of opioid pills leftover.

You may not want to think about taxes yet, but a mid-year check-up could help your bottom line when April 15 finally rolls around.