Dr. Jeanette Kern

Dental Practice
7 ways to achieve a true return on investment on new technology or equipment
Dr. Jeanette Kern says she and her colleagues love the amazing scientific advances that occur in the dental industry annually. But while it's exciting to buy a new piece of equipment or technology, what does it really take to ensure the investment pays dividends for the practice? Kern offers her tips in this article.
January 27, 2021
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Dental Practice
What are the biggest vision errors that dentists make later in their careers?
As dentists move along in their careers, they often lose sight of what's coming next for them and their business. Dr. Jeanette Kern believes the most detrimental vision error for dentists is losing sight of their dreams or what success means to them. In this article, she offers advice on how to keep your vision and dreams in focus.
January 14, 2021
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