Trusting your endodontic team
Ninety percent of practice growth is driven by the endodontic team. But for that to happen, the doctor needs to have trust that the team is aligned to their practice vision and goals, and capable of achieving them.
Is your practice keeping up with your personal goals?
If your endodontic practice has been at the same level for a while, it can slowly move out of alignment as your personal goals evolve. Here are 4 questions you need to ask yourself now.
Profiles in success: Women in endodontics
This week, we had the opportunity to speak with three incredible endodontists who are women with highly successful practices.
Celebrating women in endodontics
In recognition of International Women’s Day today, we’re celebrating women and how female endodontists thrive and excel in our profession.
Why endo practices stop growing
William S. Burroughs said, “When you stop growing you start dying.” Growth is what keeps an endodontic practice healthy and rewarding. When growth stops, it’s a warning sign to do something.
Preventing collection problems before they happen
All dental treatment is expensive in the eyes of the patient. Here is how to ensure patients arrive prepared for the cost of treatment and to pay their out-of-pocket costs in full before they leave.