Nena Price

Office Management
Are your staff members an asset or a liability?
Many components make up a dental practice. If the parts are working in sync, that's great. If they are functioning separately, then the practice will be less effective, see fewer patients, bring in less revenue, and have other problems. Consultant Nena Price looks at the fundamentals of your practice and explains why having the right staff is vital.
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By Kevin Henry
In our final interview of our series around dental unit waterlines, we spoke with Chanda Chatham of Solmetex to discuss an overlooked part of the infection control equation.
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Do's and don'ts for team longevity
By Dr. Roger P. Levin
The key to a healthy, thriving practice is a cohesive team who's not afraid to communicate openly to solve problems head-on. Dr. Roger P. Levin shares the do's and don'ts of addressing staff frustrations.
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Imposter dentist arrested for 2nd time in 2024
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For the second time in nearly six months, a 31-year-old man was arrested for reportedly operating an illegal dental practice.
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Musical performance, including playing keyboard and upper string instruments, may be an occupational risk factor for temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD).
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By Dr. Mark Burhenne
With the recent ruling on fluoride, it's time for the dental community to embrace evidence-based practice and prioritize patients' whole-body health, writes Dr. Mark Burhenne.
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How can dental practices ensure their hygiene teams are equipped for the future? Sheena Hinson, RDH, lists five pragmatic ways to invest in your hygiene team's future without overextending the budget.
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How to talk to patients about dental hypersensitivity
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