Patient Privacy & Security

Rounding up some of the cloud-based software solutions making waves in the dental industry today.

Keep your data safe by knowing exactly what type of backup your systems need and how often to do it.

Communication is key when it comes to best practices in the dental office. From the maintenance room to the operatory, the Internet of Things enables communication that will improve the dental practice by leveraging cloud technology.

Here are 12 steps to fend off cyberattacks and remain HIPAA compliant.

Be aware of the strategies needed to strengthen network security at your dental practice and reduce the risk of a ransomware infection.

Ransomware is still a top security concern for practices. This Q&A guide will help ensure you’re protected.

In this quick bite from our Dental Mastermind Series, cybersecurity expert and VP Strategic Alliances at Fortress Security Risk Management Peter Cavrell gives his advice on boosting a practice's cybersecurity. [7 minutes]

Join Rick Adelstein, DDS, Jamie Collins, BS, RDH-EA, John Flucke, DDS, and cybersecurity expert Peter Cavrell, in this discussion on how to strengthen cybersecurity in the dental practice, moderated by Lisa Newburger, LISW-S. [35 minutes]

What to be concerned about and what steps to take to protect your dental practice from cyber-attacks.

The Dental Compliance Institute lists out 5 best practices for dental professionals and DSOs who have been a target of ransomware.

EasyRx and Open Dental will integrate to make patient information communication easier between labs and practices.

From formal risk assessments to encryption, here is a comprehensive list to ensure your practice data is safe.

This acquisition will allow Vyne Dental to connect payers to providers in a standardized, efficient way.

Being prepared for the worst can help your practice feel more confident when dealing with ransomware attacks.

Making the transition from the server to the cloud requires a few steps and prep but is worth it for the benefit of the practice.

To attract new patients and retain existing ones, there is a seemingly endless list of marketing tactics for dentists to pursue. Here are 5 essential ingredients that are crucial to a successful dental practice marketing strategy. With this cheat sheet in hand, dentists can break through the clutter and drive practice growth in 2022.

A conversation with Dental Products Report Contributing Writer Lisa Newburger, LISW-S, and the Founder of Project White Butterfly, Sara Szelagowski, about best practices when caring for patients on recovery journeys.

In this video, CEO and Founder of Refera Hessam Ahani, DDS, discusses ADA SmileCon 2021's unique showcases and what the software Refera can do for practices.

This robust patient engagement software is designed with features to help build effective communication between patient and practice.

This patient communication software will make practice workflow simpler and more efficient.

Computers and cloud-based systems have replaced many front office tasks, making dental practices more efficient and convenient for patients.

Cloud-based systems and client-server configuration each have pros and cons in the dental practice.

A software solution that takes the guesswork out of when to engage and communicate with patients.

The first Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)-compliant handheld translation device is designed to make it easier for clinicians and patients to communicate across language barriers.

This fraud, waste, and abuse detecting artificial intelligence from Pearl has been granted a patent to assist dental insurance carriers.

The SOTA Cloud has a variety of user-friendly features that will allow clinicians high data security, enhanced image quality, and efficient cloud sharing options.

Recent ransomware attacks may cause anxiety about protecting practice information, but there are tools and tips to keep you safe.

This paperless referral management solution from Refera makes it easier to follow patient care from specialists and ensure patients return to your practice for follow-up care.

Learning the importance of understanding what HIPAA is and why practices should be knowledgeable about compliance.

Protect against ransomware using valuable tools like whitelisting that we have in our arsenal.