How To Manage Risk To Avoid a Malpractice Lawsuit
Malpractice lawsuits are a fact of life in medicine, but if an orthodontist manages their risk, they can avoid headaches down the road.
Malpractice lawsuits are a fact of life in medicine, but if an orthodontist manages their risk, they can avoid headaches down the road.
Joining an OSO at the start of your career doesn’t mean you have to forgo ever owning your own practice—as long as your personal and professional goals are in alignment.
In a review of clinical studies, researchers evaluated the impact that electrical stimulation had on tooth movement during treatment.
Delegating can increase production and bring more enjoyment and freedom day to day in your orthodontic practice. So, here’s how you start.
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Read MoreSeven key factors of orthodontic practices that consistently demonstrate higher production relative to that of another similar practice.
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Read MoreFour metrics to watch and evaluate monthly to help avoid any potential practice slow down
Read MoreYou might think there is no more room to grow your orthodontic practice, but you would be wrong. Growth potential is there if you ask the right questions.
Read MoreTUSK Partners, a dental-focused mergers and acquisitions advisor, advised Werner Orthodontics in its sale to Spark Orthodontics.
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