DSO-affiliated, private practice dentists equally confident in economic recovery

Dentists affiliated with a DSO and dentists in private practice have similar levels of confidence in the economic recovery of the dental industry and their dental practice, according to a poll from the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute.

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The ADA’s monthly “Economic Outlook and Emerging Issues in Dentistry” survey gauged respondents’ confidence in the economic recovery of dentistry and their particular practice within the next six months.

Here is how the respondents answered on their confidence in the recovery of the dental industry and their practice:

The dental care sector in general

Very confident: 16.1% for DSOs; 14.7% for non-DSOs

Somewhat confident: 35.7% for DSOs; 39.5% for non-DSOs

Neither confident nor skeptical: 30.4% for DSOs; 23.9% for non-DSOs

Somewhat skeptical: 16.1% for DSOs; 18.1% for non-DSOs

Very skeptical: 1.7% for DSOs; 3.8% for non-DSOs

Your particular dental practice

Very confident: 25% for DSOs; 24.6% for non-DSOs

Somewhat confident: 37.5% for DSOs; 35.6% for non-DSOs

Neither confident nor skeptical: 16.1% for DSOs; 19.8% for non-DSOs

Somewhat skeptical: 16.1% for DSOs; 16.4% for non-DSOs

Very skeptical: 5.3% for DSOs; 3.6% for non-DSOs

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