Dr. Roger P. Levin[email protected]Office ManagementDo’s and don’ts for knowing your practice's numbersKnowing the right numbers, writes Dr. Roger P. Levin, reveals your practice’s performance, issues, and the opportunities for growth.September 28, 2026WellnessDo’s and don’ts for planning a comfortable retirementRetiring before age 65 is achievable with a sound plan. Here’s how to get started despite declining reimbursements and economic fluctuations.September 21, 2026Office ManagementDo’s and don’ts for improving case acceptancePatients are more likely to say yes when they understand treatment, trust your recommendation, and see clear options. Using these two strategies can help you achieve higher acceptance.September 14, 2026MarketingThe power of SWOTA SWOT analysis gives you a clear view of your practice’s position in the community and can unlock new growth opportunities.September 10, 2026Patient CommunicationDo’s and don’ts for providing exceptional customer serviceSuccessful practices have systems that help them exceed patient expectations. Learn how to deliver a hospitality-driven experience.September 8, 2026Office ManagementDo’s and don’ts for improving your practiceRegardless of your practice’s size or stage of growth, substantial gains are achievable. Start with these two changes to boost production.August 31, 2026Dental PracticeThe truth about dental insuranceDental insurance once fueled practice growth, writes Dr. Roger P. Levin. Lower reimbursements and growing complexity are forcing tougher decisions.August 27, 2026Office ManagementDo’s and don’ts for avoiding critical mistakesInefficiencies and missteps can cost a practice $20 million in revenue over 36 years. Dr. Roger P. Levin shares how to improve practice performance and profitability.August 24, 2026InsuranceDo’s and don’ts for improving insurance reimbursementsDeclining reimbursements and inflation are squeezing practice revenue. Learn strategies for negotiating better rates and appealing denied claims.August 17, 2026Office ManagementWhy practices failDental practices rarely fail from poor dentistry. Weak management systems and patient experience are the real threats.August 12, 2026Page 1 of 103Next PageTop StoriesLegal IssuesDentist, practice arraigned on 40 crimesA dentist and his practice were arraigned on more than three dozen crimes.Dental EducationNot all evidence is created equal: Dr. Richard Nagelberg on reading the dental researchLegal IssuesMan accused of abducting, assaulting, terrorizing dental employeeInfection ControlDentist accused of lax infection control suspendedSports DentistryMouthguards plus this may protect swimmers' teeth