Increasing the transparency of costs and expenses, breaking the pricing power of insurance companies and getting rid of gimmick advertising are three things that dental professionals would like to see done differently in the industry.
Featured Perspectives
Education of both dental professionals and patients should be revisited to improve the industry, according to six leaders.
Creating additional overlap and collaboration between the medical and dental professions is something that seven dental professionals would like to see done more in the industry.
The dream of owning a private practice is becoming less of a reality for many young dentists who are not able to handle the everyday management responsibilities while dealing with financial burdens, according to Joseph Oleske III, DMD.
DSOs may have to slow down their growth or reorganize their business as macroeconomic challenges continue into 2024, according to Josh Davis, Imagen Dental Partners' new chief development officer.
Advertisement
A lack of finances and business skills are keeping younger dentists from owning their own practices, according to Robert Trager, DDS.
Over the course of my professional career, mentorship has consistently served as a cornerstone, being a pivotal role in my personal and professional development. I live for the satisfaction of developing individuals, assisting them in discerning their skill sets and…
Financial instability and workforce challenges are partially keeping dentists away from owning practices, according to Avinash Bidra, BDS.
Many DSOs next year will choose to prioritize basic measures that have led to success in the past, according to Barry Lyon, DDS.
Artificial intelligence is expanding across many healthcare fields, including dentistry and oral surgery.