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Dental Economics
Volume 108, Issue 12
Volume 108, Issue 12
Volume 108, Issue 12
Human Resources
The truth about meal and rest breaks
Practice
True dental fraud: The lake house
Marketing
Will millennials kill private practice dentistry?
New Dentists
Should I hire an associate?
New Dentists
Associate fuel: Your new-dentist brand within the brand
More Content from Volume 108, Issue 12
Real Estate
Transitions Roundtable
This selling dentist is worried that high student loan debt will prevent potential buyers from qualifying for the loans needed to acquire both the practice and the building. The selling dentist owns both. But there’s good news!
Overhead and Profitability
Success by numbers
It’s important for dentists to understand what’s going on in their practices financially now so that they can plan for their financial future appropriately. That’s where a dental CPA and/or financial planner can help.
Systems
Business insights from playing NBA Jam
It’s important for dentists to understand what’s going on in their practices financially now so that they can plan for their financial future appropriately. That’s where a dental CPA and/or financial planner can help.
Macro/Op-Ed
The Big Idea: Dentistry’s next 5 years
Given current market trends, here’s what a struggling dental practice can do to turn things around.
Marketing
DE’s Advisory Board member profile: Scott Froum, DDS
Meet Scott Froum, DDS, a Manhattan-based periodontist and member of the Dental Economics Editorial Advisory Board.
Practice
The creation of a successful associateship
Picture the perfect practice associateship arrangement. Now, think about all the things that can go wrong with that scenario. Dental Economics’ Chief Editor Dr. Chris Salierno says, “Dentists shouldn’t just hire associates because they don’t want to work on Saturdays anymore.” Let’s talk about the right and wrong reasons for creating an associateship that is great for both parties and the practice.
Science & Tech
Nitrous oxide: A refresher course
It may be considered ubiquitous in dentistry, but in reality, many providers steer clear of nitrous oxide. Here’s a quick refresher course on the place of N20 delivery in dentistry.
Science & Tech
The perio-ortho connection: 4 steps to aligning esthetics and periodontal health
In addition to enhanced appearance and self-esteem, correction of malocclusion may also benefit patients’ periodontal health.
Science & Tech
I Have It, You Want It
Howard Glazer, DDS, FAGD, reviews the Calset Warmer composite warmer from AdDent and Clip Flow, a flowable provisional filling material from Voco.
Science & Tech
Bases and liners: Can’t live without them . . . or can we?
During restorative appointments when removing caries and a bit of bleeding . . . happens . . . what’s your protocol? Bases, liners, and cements may be the go-to, but which is best for what scenario? Some may argue that as long as you place something on the floor of the cavity that acts as a “buffer” between the filling and pulp, you’re golden, but Dr. Stacey Simmons probes a little deeper into the not-so-black-and-white world of bases and liners.
