Could Your Practice Decline?
Rather than wait for a decline, orthodontists can take specific actions to ensure the ongoing success of their practice.
Rather than wait for a decline, orthodontists can take specific actions to ensure the ongoing success of their practice.
The FTC proposed a ban on noncompete clauses for workers in hopes that it will increase wages and expand career opportunities for Americans.
DSO University (DSO-U) released its new training management software platform and continuing education services.
Dentists are increasing pay and benefits for staff but recruitment for dental assistants and hygienists remains difficult
Read MoreDental hygiene and dental assistant education program enrollment fell below pre-pandemic levels, according to HPI.
Read MoreMany of the tasks in a successful orthodontic practice—from administrative to clinical—can be delegated to the team. But to remain successful, the team needs to be kept accountable.
Read MoreIf your practice staff repeatedly asks you to explain how your systems work, it may be a sign that your systems need optimizing.
Read MoreThe first robot assistant designed for a practice is one forward-thinking orthodontist’s vision for the future of the workplace.
Read MoreWith orthodontic practices short staffed, SmileSuite steps in to take on the duties of patient onboarding and follow-up.
Read MoreThe American Dental Hygienists’ Association is apologizing to communities of color for its role in perpetuating a culture of discrimination.
Read MoreA report on the effects of the pandemic on the workforce shows that less than half of dental hygienists returned after leaving their jobs.
Read MoreThe ADA sent a list of 15 critical oral health issues that it wants the new HRSA administrator to address.
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