Practice Management

Most dental practices rely on technology, including practice management software. Here are some of the top options available. Gone are the days of paper forms and charts stuffed with documents and paperwork. In today’s digital world, dental practices are embracing all sorts of technology, including practice management software.

Most likely yes–and here’s why.

Dentists who take advantage of new opportunities may have an advantage.

Trust can be critical in forming a positive relationship with your patients.

This vital part of the operatory is often overlooked, so here’s what to consider when planning your practice.There are many important parts of a dental practice, but perhaps none is more important than the dental delivery system. It is the engine that moves dental procedures and care forward, and any design (or redesign) of an operatory must include a consideration of the delivery system.

Most patients don’t keep up with their preventive visits, which is why it’s crucial that your recall system is rock solid.Patients may know they need their preventive dental appointments, but life and its circumstances often get in the way. So, how can you get your patients to keep their recall appointments?

Those interested in using their clinical skills to serve populations in need don’t need to look far.

Should your practice enter the world of EHR? You should consider these things before you take the plunge.

The design of your instrument processing area can have serious benefits or consequences for your practice.

One dentist’s take on how CariVu helps patients better understand their treatment.

It's not just the dentists and hygienists who have to put up with problem patients... the front office staff has to deal with them first.

How to identify, handle and combat sexual harassment in the workplace.

Laura Hatch of Front Office Rocks explores the challenges of successfully integrating a new employee into a dental front office team, and provides strategy to make the transition seamless and successful.

Freedom Day USA gives dentists the opportunity to give back to military personnel, veterans and their families.

What every dental professional needs to know about contracting STDs in the dental practice.

What exactly is ransomware-and how big of a threat is it to your dental practice?With the recent news of what many consider to be the largest ransomware attack in the history of the planet, I think it’s important to understand more about this issue and how to deal with it.These are the questions I get every day and my response to them:

How electronic health record software can enable your practice to reach a new level of efficiency.

Exploring the benefits of armrests for dental practitioners.

Experts say the field of dentistry is shifting and new advancements will accompany the change. What will your dental practice look like five years from today?

Set yourself up for success by understanding how long different transactions may take.

The way practices communicate with patients is changing as technology advances .

What do you do when the person in charge is the one you can't stand the most?

Treating children the same as hypothetical buyers can help to ensure a smooth process.

Planning ahead is key to negotiating a lower lease rate.

How can link building grow your practice? Three experts weigh in.

Solo and partner practices don't need to be overwhelmed by the DSO trend-if they take the right steps now.

Jordan Greenberg of hyperDENT explains how CAM software has come into its own.

Why your design decisions have a much bigger impact than you might think.

Not being mindful of ergonomics can lead to an unwanted, early retirement.

Coordinating with outside specialists or referrals can be complicated and cumbersome-but EHRs could make it easier.