Many dentists wonder whether owning their office space or building will help them or hurt them financially. In the area of increasing wealth, owning real estate is a strong investment...
Leases contain many traps for unwary dentists. The good news is that a landlord may be flexible. Dentists are advised to work with the right team of advisors who understand the...
In our first conversations about estate planning with our clients, we find that most of them know the importance of having a will and a trust. They also understand that their ...
Transitioning out of or into practice ownership is one of the most consequential life and career decisions a dentist can make. In the American Dental Association’s Survey on Retirement...
5 critical estate planning techniques often overlooked by dentists David J. Goodman, MST, CPAThere are more elements of an estate plan than just estate taxes. In the current tax...
Dr. Lou Shuman and Lauren Burns Krzyzostaniak focus on Amazon Business, its growth, and how it is shifting the way dental products and services are being transacted in the dental...
Because reimbursement for dentists and their teams is such a challenge, methods are being developed to help them collect what is owed to their practices more easily.
The Dentists Supply Company is in the process of expanding so that more dentists can enjoy its benefits. tdsc.com allows independent practice owners to enjoy the savings that ...
Erinne Kennedy, DMD, MPH, works as a public health dentist and has some wisdom to share about how dentists can address dental tourism with their patients.
Real estate is a game, just like Monopoly and Settlers of Catan. DE’s Chief Editor Dr. Chris Salierno says whether you own your practice property or lease it, you absolutely must...
Dr. Laura Picano illustrates how utilizing a digital workflow for the process of temporizing a single-tooth dental implant is reliable, efficient, and very cost-effective.
Despite the popularity of implants, there’s nothing like a tooth. Dr. Gordon Christensen explains the clinical variables that help determine when teeth should be removed versus...
This case study shows how dysfunctional breathing and temporomandibular joint deformation can trigger complex oral dysfunction and dental malocclusion.
Dr. Robert Lowe presents a case study describing a new composite material that takes the guesswork out of shade selection and increases predictability for direct composite restorations...
Dr. Stacey Simmons cites current statistics on oral cancer, importance of oral cancer screenings, and explains the various technologies available for oral cancer diagnosis and...
Dr. Jeff Lineberry presents a case study to explain how bulk-fill resins are proving to be a viable option for efficient and predictable posterior direct restorations.
