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Do you use a dental instrument recycling program? If not, your dental practice may generate too much metal and plastic waste. While you can, of course, reuse dental instruments like scalers and forceps after sterilizing them, you will eventually need to dispose of old instruments. Understanding Dental Instrument Recycling Dental instrument recycling involves reusing, repurposing, Read More...

Creating a dental inventory list and making sure your practice is stocked up with the right equipment and supplies is important. By doing this, you can keep your day-to-day operations running smoothly. A well-managed dental office supply inventory can reduce the waste your dental practice produces. It can also help you stick to an equipment Read More...

Effective dental inventory management can enhance your dental practice’s operational efficiency and profitability. If you lack control of your inventory, you’ll face issues like over-ordering, excess stock, expiration dates on vital products, increased costs, and disruptions in patient care. Keep reading to learn how to manage dental inventory levels effectively to reduce waste, order the Read More...

Is dental staff training at the bottom of your to-do list? If so, it could negatively impact your practice’s efficiency. Consider making dental practice staff training a top priority. All your dental team members, including dental hygienists and assistants, office managers, and others, will become more efficient when you do. You may also find that Read More...

Structured dental team training can help you develop a much stronger staff for your practice. This can enable your dental practice to operate more efficiently, ultimately leading to fewer errors, increased patient satisfaction, and a more profitable business overall. Every staff member plays a key part in your staff’s success. Implement the right training practices to Read More...

Compliance in dentistry protects patients, staff, and facilities from serious physical harm, safety incidents, and penalties. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), established under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, enforces federal regulations on safety standards in medical settings. Use our dental office compliance checklist below as a guide on 2024 regulations, though be Read More...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets standards that dental offices must meet to ensure the health and safety of patients and employees. Dental professionals and patients face risks like exposure to bloodborne pathogens, burns from hazardous chemicals, and ergonomic injuries, making OSHA compliance a must. Does your dental office meet OSHA standards? Learn Read More...

The dental industry continues evolving rapidly. If you want to grow while ensuring high-quality care, you need to stay informed of the current issues in dentistry. Below, we touch on the current challenges dental professionals are facing, plus tips on navigating these concerns. Overview of the Current Issues in Dentistry The most concerning topic facing Read More...

Dental and craniofacial research is advancing at a blindingly fast pace, and if you want to keep your customers pleased as punch, it’s smart to keep up with trends from the past year and beyond. Here’s what to know about dental statistics in 2023. Overview of Recent Key Dental Statistics Patient Demographics and Preferences The Read More...

Dental practices often place such a heavy emphasis on marketing to new patients that they lose sight of what matters most. Your current patients bring in your largest revenue source, so they should be your top priority. Dental patient retention preserves your revenue at a low marketing cost while allowing you to provide high-quality dental Read More...

According to the American Dental Association, dental practices generate almost $500 billion in revenue annually, which amounts to nearly $2.5 million per dental practice. If your practice isn’t generating enough revenue, dental revenue cycle management can help. The latest RCM dental techniques can increase cash flow and create a more profitable dental practice. Discover how to improve Read More...

The U.S. currently has 61 dentists for every 100,000 people. However, the American Dental Association reports this number could jump to 67 dentists for every 100,000 people by 2040. This makes it more important than ever for dentists to lean on their websites and the latest digital marketing practices. In the near future, dental website Read More...