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If you think a patient’s engagement with your dental practice starts with the moment they call for an appointment, you could be missing out on many opportunities to capture high-quality leads and convert them into patients.

Patients are increasingly responsible for dealing with their own health care payments that payers and employers once managed for them. Despite this, many providers still rely on paper-based, manual payment collection processes that can be confusing for patients and require a significant amount of money and time to do effectively.

Patient communication is a high priority in almost every health care practice, but especially in a pediatric dental office. The average practice staff spends over an hour every day tracking down coworkers to find important information.

So, you’ve decided to start a new dental practice. Starting a dental practice is similar to starting a new business, both can be incredibly challenging and rewarding—sometimes at the same time. But, starting a dental practice isn’t a small investment, and costs can add up rather quickly. So, how do you ensure that your entrepreneurial journey doesn’t cost you more than it has to? The answer is, by following the seven money-saving tips that we’ve listed below.

Planning an exit strategy may sound negative to some. “If business is good, why do I need to think about selling,” they might think. But, they don't realize that an exit strategy is more about preparing and optimizing for a good outcome rather than get out of a bad outcome.

Data breaches are costly to dental practices. According to a study sponsored by IBM Security and conducted by Ponemon Institute, data breaches cost the healthcare industry $380 per compromised record.

From hardware failures to Trojan viruses to natural disasters, there are countless ways your confidential patient data can be put at risk. With cyber crime and identity theft on the rise, it has never been more important to ensure your practice’s data is safe and secure.

If you’re wondering whether you need to establish an online presence for your new dental practice, consider these statistics:

To have your own dental practice is a dream, and one of the biggest business decision you will make in your life. Should you purchase an existing practice or build one from scratch?. That’s an important question to consider.

In today’s world, where looks matter, having an ordinary website will serve no purpose to attract new patients. Research shows 94% of the individuals do not trust the brand whose website is not great.