-
Current dental school model 'outdated,' 1 dentist says
Dental education can be improved by providing more business and clinical training, one dentist told Becker's.
-
The 'detrimental' industry trend 1 dentist wants to end
A California dentist sees products associated with DIY dentistry as troublesome for patients and dental practices.
-
The key driver of Allied OMS' growth
Allied OMS has depended on its doctor-led platform to fuel its growth since its launch three years ago.
-
The worst investment 4 dentists have made in 2023
Four dentists recently connected with Becker's to share what their worst investment has been so far in 2023.
-
How 9 DSOs plan to expand
Several DSOs have begun working on or have already executed their plans to achieve milestone growth over the next few years.
-
The best ways for DSOs to support clinical staff
DSOs can employ several tactics to support their clinical staff, according to one exec.
-
What we heard in September
This month, dental professionals spoke with Becker's about diversity initiatives, investments, insurance and DSO activity.
-
How 1 organization plans to support people of color in DSOs
People of Color in DSO was recently launched to help members thrive in the industry.
-
6 dentists' best investments of 2023
Six dentists recently connected with Becker's to share what their best investment has been so far in 2023.
-
How 8 dentists are easing patient nerves
Music, jokes and blankets are among some of the things dentists are using to make patients feel more comfortable during appointments.
-
Why 1 DSO exec expects 'seismic' change in the dental industry
Dental365 plans to continue growing its network by partnering with dentists who adhere to the DSO's mission of providing high-quality care.
-
Why 1 dentist dropped PPO plans
Michael Davis, DMD, a dentist at Smiles of Santa Fe (N.M.), was recently faced with a decision amid rising costs in the dental industry.
-
'Things are really out of control': How rising costs are affecting dental practices
Many dental practices are seeing costs increase for supplies, materials and staff wages.
-
The most successful technology implementations start with mentorship
New technology is a significant driver of innovation in the dental field, and it’s a benefit for providers and patients alike. By taking advantage of cutting-edge technology, doctors can offer convenient, customized, quicker and easier treatments to their patients.
-
The biggest cost increase for 1 dental practice
Ralph Oppermann, DDS, has seen increases in the cost for supplies and staff wages at his Michigan dental practice.
-
'Still in the early innings': Q&A with MB2 Dental COO Justin CarrollÂ
Dallas-based dental partnership organization MB2 Dental recently reached 600 total practices and made its first expansion into Wisconsin.
-
Max Surgical Specialty Management plans to double surgeon network in 12 months: Q&A
Hackensack, N.J.-based Max Surgical Specialty Management is a new oral surgery-focused management services organization with big plans to expand its network.
-
What 5 dentists wish they knew before starting their careers
While dentistry can be a gratifying career for practitioners, the industry comes with many challenges some dentists are unprepared for.
-
The 'cold truth' about dentistry
Raul Escalante, DDS, a dentist based in San Marcos, Calif., was not prepared to run a practice when he started his career more than three decades ago.
-
How The Aspen Group is supporting dentists beyond clinical care
The Aspen Group is advancing a new venture to support its clinical staff and practices.
Page 10 of 50