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Struggling to scale your dental practice? You’re not alone. The dental industry is growing at a blazing-fast pace, and keeping up with the many changes is quite the challenge. You’re facing increased competition, and today’s patients expect top-notch dental services. Below, learn some dental growth strategies that can help you grow your dental practice, attract Read More...

Is your dental practice doing enough to stay current with the ever-evolving world of teeth trends? If not, you might be missing out on a golden opportunity. Social media is among the top trends impacting the dental industry. Celebrities and influencers routinely show off their picture-perfect smiles on Instagram, TikTok, and other social media platforms. Read More...

Is your practice adapting to the rapid evolution within the dental world? If it’s struggling to keep up with the latest dental industry trends, it risks losing its competitive edge. It could fall behind other dental practices before long. Dental trends in artificial intelligence (AI), staffing, and patient experience are driving change. To keep pace Read More...

Doing a bit of dental practice research to outfox the competition? Smart move! The dental industry is ultra-cutthroat, and if your business wants to keep up the pace, it pays to keep an eye on dental practice statistics. Take a look at the most important statistics and dental industry updates for practice owners to optimize Read More...

Good dentistry doesn’t require guesswork. You and your dental staff know how to diagnose and treat patients’ dental problems efficiently. So why do you still feel like you are wasting time or failing to meet your fullest appointment capacity? The issue could be that you are not following dental SOPs (standard operating procedures) for every Read More...

Are you trying to build a dental practice from the ground up, or do you own an existing practice that you would like to expand? Either way, take time to learn how to grow a dental practice and attract more prospective patients. Dental practice growth is possible, but it will require you to take the Read More...

The front desk staff at your dental office directly impacts the patient experience, practice efficiency, and overall business profitability. Since the front office is the first point of contact for patients, its staff must be well-trained in communication, organization, and technology. Learn how you can implement successful dental front office training at your facility. Key Read More...

The dental industry is growing, and that includes dental mergers and acquisitions (M&As). The global dental market is projected to grow from $38.95 billion in 2024 to $95.37 billion in 2032. More and more dental practices have begun purchasing other practices in their area or looking for buyers to better meet their revenue and profitability Read More...

Deciding that your dental practice needs to move to a new office can be stressful, even if the change is for the best. Will your current patients be willing to follow you? How will you ensure a smooth transition without losing money? What if your new neighborhood isn’t as nice or convenient for patients? If Read More...

Has it always been your dream to own a dental office? Buying a dental practice that already exists might be your best option. The U.S. has over 180,000 dental practices, and at least a small percentage of them change hands every year. Explore buying one from a selling dentist in your area rather than building Read More...

Do you have an old X-ray machine your dental practice doesn’t use? Get rid of unwanted dental equipment to make room for newer upgrades to keep your practice on the cutting edge. But before you do, ensure you know how to dispose of old dental equipment. Properly disposing of aging dental or medical equipment can prevent Read More...

Dental practices produce more than just regular trash and recyclable goods. Dental waste includes standard trash plus hazardous materials like contaminated sharps, chemical agents, toxic medical waste, and more that must be disposed of following regulatory standards to protect the environment, staff, and patients. Improper disposal can have detrimental environmental effects, putting staff and patients Read More...