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Managing Your Overhead and Profitability, Part I

May 9th, 2010

The subject of finance, or money in general, tends to create quite a reaction in people. People “worry” about it, marriages run into trouble for lack of it and wars are started and fought over it. You’ve probably experienced this “odd reaction” firsthand when presenting treatment to patients. “Mrs. Jones” might be the nicest person in the world during the…

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National Health Care, Dentistry and your Future

by Jeffrey M. Blumberg

May 8th, 2010

“How is the new health care legislation going to affect my practice?” I’ve heard this question (or some variation of it) “quite a bit” since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as amended by the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act was signed into law in March of 2010. And, while I’ve had an opportunity to review the literally…

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Scheduling Problems?

by Sabri Blumberg

Apr 23rd, 2010

Last updated on November 6th, 2025 at 07:27 pm Consistently maintaining a productive (and efficient) schedule can be a challenge. If you’re having problems with your schedule (i.e., not productive enough, too many cancellations and no-shows, etc.) the first place to start would be your scheduling policy. Now, I know there are quite a few variables or “reasons” that combined…

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The Real Reason Behind Collection Problems

by Gregory A. Winteregg, DDS

Apr 15th, 2010

Last updated on November 6th, 2025 at 06:48 pm You would be hard pressed to find a dentist that would not want to increase his collections without an appreciable increase in overhead. After all, if you are paying your bills now and were to increase your collections by $10,000 to $20,000 per month without much of an increase in overhead—that…

Associate Dentists

All About Associates, Part II

by Gregory A. Winteregg, DDS

Apr 8th, 2010

Last updated on November 6th, 2025 at 05:33 pm (This is Part II of a two part article on the subject of associates. For Part I, click here.) Dental Practice Associate MGE Perhaps now or some time in the future you’ll think about adding an associate. Whether that time is today or ten years from now, it is best to…

Associate Dentists

All About Associates, Part I

by Gregory A. Winteregg, DDS

Apr 1st, 2010

Last updated on November 5th, 2025 at 02:56 pm (This is a two-part series. Part II) Several times a week I field associate-related questions. These come from dentists who need one right away, as well as doctors just entertaining the idea as a future goal. The pros to adding an associate are obvious: more service for your patients, potentially more…

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National Health Care, Dentistry and your Future

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All About Associates, Part I

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