Year-End Considerations for New Dentists
The impact of COVID-19 has created a myriad of opportunities for dentists to position themselves for success in the coming … Read more
The impact of COVID-19 has created a myriad of opportunities for dentists to position themselves for success in the coming … Read more
Growing a dental practice by investing in new, high-technology equipment is one of the best strategies to ensure the success of the business. Interest rates … Read more
The American Dental Association (ADA) and American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) supports several new bills that could benefit dental practices … Read more
We are looking forward to the upcoming dental practice management webinar “Addressing Patients’ #1 Concern” presented by Jones & Roth’s … Read more
Adding an associate to your practice is a big decision. If it’s successful it can bring huge benefits to the practice, but if it’s not successful it can add stress and potentially damage the practice. Along with added pressure there is a potential for decline in your income if things don’t go well…
Most dentists are in the second stage of the dental practice life cycle. They’ve purchased their practice and made it through the first, tumultuous years, and are now settling into some kind of routine. This stage will continue until you start getting ready to sell your practice, which for most dentists could be anywhere from 25 to 35 years in the future…