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Image of a dental team with a young patient. Do they need an associate?

How to Tell if You Really Need an Associate

Question: Do I Need An Associate?   Case Study: Dr. Jones states:  “We work through lunch on a regular basis. My schedule is crazy and my patients are kept waiting much too long. I’m constantly putting out fires, doing operative work and hygiene exams (in two rooms) at the same time. I am always under …

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Twelve easy and inexpensive ways to market your practice from the inside-out

Marketing from the inside-out is the most effective and inexpensive way to get new patients. Patient referrals are key. The key to keeping the patients you have and have them refer their friends, family and co-workers is letting them know you appreciate them. Below is a list of the 12 things you can do TODAY …

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Morning Huddles: The Key to a Productive and Profitable Day

Morning huddles are as important to a dental team as sideline huddles are to a football team. If you want your team to be on the same page you must communicate. The most important communication of the day, if done correctly, is your morning huddle. There are several things you should accomplish in a 10 …

Photo of a dentist .. does he need a valuation for his practice?

Do You Really Need a Dental Practice Valuation?

Do you really need a dental practice valuation? Yes, and for the same reasons you have disability and life insurance…to protect your family. In the event of Practice owner’s death, the practice value decreases an average of 5% per week and 50% of practices go unsold when the owner dies unexpectedly. A thorough practice valuation …

Image of sign about retirement. Is your dental practice ready for this sort of transition?

Your Dental Practice … What’s Around the Corner?

If you’re planning to sell your dental practice in five years or less, here’s what you should know! Do update office décor (if it hasn’t been done in the last five years). Don’t add on to your office unless you have less than three treatment rooms. Do discuss your plans with your accountant. Don’t tell …

Mary Fisher-Day coaches dentists and their teams

Welcome to our Blog!

We at the Dental Business are proud to welcome you to our blog! On this page we will post interesting and informative articles that will help dentists make wise business decisions from graduation through to retirement. Subjects will include buying your first practice, management issues while in practice, planning to transition out of dentistry, retirement, …