Dr. Roger P. Levin[email protected]InsuranceDos and don'ts for schedulingNo-shows and last-minute cancellations take away time that can be used for other patients, leading to decreases in production.September 5, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for cosmetic dentistry: It's about benefitsDuring case presentation for aesthetic services, practices should emphasize key benefits.August 29, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for cosmetic dentistry: Appearance mattersHow your practice appears to patients who are considering cosmetic dentistry may be as important as the treatment plan presentationAugust 22, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for case presentation: Move beyond single-tooth treatmentFor many practices, single-tooth treatment constitutes as much as 80% of patient appointments. A high volume of single-tooth dentistry is not the most efficient way to practice because most patients have multiple oral health needs -- not just one problem.August 15, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for practice successPractice success depends on an effective schedule. Most practices can improve efficiency and reduce stress by redesigning the scheduling system.August 8, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for increasing production: Should you expand?Many dentists have more than one office. This is especially true of dentists who have been in practice for some time. The question is: Should you have more than one office?August 1, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for expanding the practiceExpanding your practice is an excellent opportunity to create more ideal treatment rooms than you may have now.July 25, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for staffingJust as you must use a budget to set and document your practice and personal financial goals, you must also document what you expect from your dental team.July 18, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for implant successIf you refer implant cases, a high degree of collaboration between your office and the specialist's office is critical.July 11, 2010Dental EducationDos and don'ts for practice management: Managing by objectivesWhen doctors manage by objectives, they are on the right path to increasing production, reducing stress, and boosting profitability.July 4, 2010Previous PagePage 94 of 100Next PageTop StoriesPatient CommunicationIt's time to tackle the dental misinformation epidemicOnline dental misinformation about teeth whitening poses an increasing risk to patients, researchers caution.Oral & Maxillofacial SurgeryPatients really worry about 3rd-molar surgeriesLegal IssuesDental manager sentenced to hefty prison termLegal IssuesImposter dentist arrested for assault, moreLegal Issues5 most shocking dental-connected crimes