Category: Practice Management

Becoming a mentor is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly. In many cases, a mentor is one of the most impactful professional influences a dental student or recent graduate will have in their career, and a vital component of their development process. Surveys have shown that 78 percent of...

In today’s lean, fast-changing world, traditional business practices are being shaken up. One business practice that many companies are revisiting is the annual review process. A growing number of workers are demanding more frequent and meaningful feedback about their performance, and in an effort to retain top talent, businesses are looking...

You took your time. You analyzed the business. You performed a thorough search. And you hired a new dental associate all on your own. But despite your time and effort, a couple of months have passed, and you suspect that your new associate may not work out. While enlisting the services...

Today’s practice owners face not only traditional business planning tasks when driving growth within their practice, but also the need to understand new marketing challenges and opportunities presented by technologies that were not taught in schools even five or ten years ago. Key among those business planning elements are marketing and...

A dentist’s website can make a lasting impression on consumers, potential associates, and other new hires because it is often the first encounter they have with the practice. Your website, the content found within, and the maintenance of that digital presence is a reflection of the practice itself. Dental candidates searching for...