Dental Blog

Most dentists establishing a dental practice for the first time need a loan to help them get started. We discuss 4 types of loans that are available to dentists.

Three tips to increase your bottom line for dental practice coding and billing improvements.

With markets shifting and employee expectations shifting along with them, choosing the retirement plan that will best fit your specific dental practice can be difficult.

The type of Entity a Dentist generally chooses when starting a dental practice includes standard C-Corp which pays its own income taxes and is a completely separate entity from the owners. S-Corp which pays no federal income taxes and a Partnership.…

There are a number of jobs that are expected of the front office staff, and in a small dental practice, there are usually one or two people doing all of that work. Not having enough front office staff can compromise your business

Cash flow is always top of mind for dental practices; after all, it’s the lifeblood of a healthy practice. Along with providing outstanding patient care, your long-term success relies on timely payments from insurance carriers and patients and accura…

Dental revenue has remained relatively flat in recent years, leading many dentists to wonder if the industry as a whole is in decline.

But what goes into the process of selling to a DSO? Here's what you need to know to ensure a seamless transition.

At certain times of the year – perhaps at year-end or on each employee’s work anniversary – you will need to review the compensation of your dental staff.