Volume 116, Issue 3 (March 2026)

Recurrent caries isn’t always a hygiene failure—often it’s a materials problem. Dr. Gordon Christensen explains why glass ionomer is still dentistry’s only truly cariostatic restorative...

Team resentment over raises, bonuses, and “special treatment” isn’t just drama—it’s often a symptom of unclear leadership systems. This article challenges the myth that equal ...

From HIPAA risk assessments and disaster recovery testing to ransomware protection and staff training, these practical steps can help reduce downtime, improve compliance, and ...

In today’s competitive environment, clinical skill alone won’t guarantee success—yet most dentists unknowingly lose millions over a career due to preventable business missteps...

Feeling overwhelmed in private practice? Burnout doesn’t have to be the norm. By identifying what energizes you, delegating what drains you, and letting go of perfectionism, dentists...

With Gen Z projected to make up nearly one-third of the workforce by 2030, dental practices that fail to adapt risk ongoing hiring struggles and costly turnover. Here's how Gen...

Most dental practice problems don’t come from bad decisions—they come from good decisions made too fast. This perspective highlights the hidden inflection points that shape growth...

By focusing on early intervention, practices can reduce treatment costs, improve patient outcomes, and differentiate themselves in a competitive market, ultimately leading to ...