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Dental Dental Fees 2008 p2:

• Raising fees
  Net income for dentists has been cut in half as a percentage of doing business. What are some viable solutions?
• Our fees are too high!
  Doctors must set their fees based on their overhead costs, geographic area they practice in, and profit goals.
• Raising fees in 1999: Will it hurt your practice?
  Most dentists simply don't understand the impact that raising fees has on their profitability.
• How do your fees compare?
  Real-time practice data allows you to compare your practice with other practices in your zip code.
• PracticeWorks enters into marketing agreement with Sikka Software
  Partnership to promote business intelligence solutions in the dental professional health market.

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