I hear it constantly: “Our hygiene schedule has holes in it. Is it just the people in our location? Are they just not the type to come back?” Almost always,… Read More…
Ever feel like your hygiene schedule is constantly filled but your practice still feels unstable? Production fluctuates. Gaps show up unexpectedly. And despite bringing in new patients, things don’t seem… Read More…
If you look at any successful company, large or small, you will find one thing happening consistently. They stay in communication with their customers. In dentistry, that same behavior is often seen as unnecessary or excessive. The truth is that dental practices have a huge advantage. You can communicate more personally and more effectively than almost any other business. When…
Updated July 29, 2025 Are you reaching your “true potential” for personal production? Are you curious how you measure up? I’ve consulted hundreds of dentists all over the US and Canada, representing just about any situation you might think of. All of which gives me a unique perspective when determining how to maximize a doctor’s potential. Which brings us to…
Introduction In dental practice management, it’s natural to want to act quickly when things start to feel off. The schedule’s packed, patients are waiting, and your team seems overwhelmed. The gut reaction? Hire another assistant. Bring on an extra hygienist. Maybe even recruit another doctor. After all, more hands mean more help… right? Not necessarily. One of the most common…
Introduction: When Growth Starts to Hurt If you’re running a busy dental practice, you’re not alone. Many doctors reach a point where the schedule is packed, the team is running full tilt, and yet it still feels like you’re leaving opportunities—and revenue—on the table. At that point, the natural reaction is to think: “We need to do more. See more…
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