How Orthodontic Practices Leak Revenue and Miss Growth Targets
Many orthodontic practices lose out on millions in potential revenue due to weak referral systems, inefficient operations, and undertrained teams—but these losses can be prevented.
Many orthodontic practices lose out on millions in potential revenue due to weak referral systems, inefficient operations, and undertrained teams—but these losses can be prevented.
Seven key factors of orthodontic practices that consistently demonstrate higher production relative to that of another similar practice.
The ADA Forsyth Institute has appointed Dr James M. Boyle III as chair of its Board of Directors and welcomed four new members from across dentistry, corporate, and academic sectors.
A new study, published in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, sought to compare general and pediatric dentists’ ability to identify case complexity and how this influenced their referrals to orthodontists.
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