Dental Practices Sharing and Learning
From patient intake to custom reporting, every one of the dental practices in North America has unique challenges. But they also have unique solutions.
This growing series of profiles showcases practices who have taken dentistry to the next level.
DentiMax believes that sharing good ideas helps all practices, dentists and patients. Everything from scheduling to collections can be examined and tweaked. These are some of our favorite new approaches to dentistry.
Do you have ideas you’d love to share with the rest of the industry? We’d love to help spread the word. Fill us in with your new ideas so we can highlight your practice.
We’re always open to interviewing new practices, doctors, office workers, and anyone else in your office.
January 22, 2015
Dental practice management requires a strategy. There are several approaches and strategies to run a good dental practice. Success and Your Dental Practice In any significant profession, success doesn’t come on a silver platter where dental practice management is concerned. Starting a new business, or rather building a new dental practice is probably one of the greatest professional steps that any dentist takes in his or her career. Unfortunately, a good number of dentists open a new business without having a prior plan of the roles they need to undertake […]
December 19, 2014
Good denta software helps a dental practice coordinate tasks and plan their workflow. Learn why planning with software more than a bunch of flashing icons and keys. Integrating the Right Software in Your Office In the practice, as with all other professions, a day is filled with countless tasks that are essential for the optimum running of the business. That’s where integrated software comes in. The tasks are of both complex and simple nature depending on their individual purpose. These tasks vary greatly in the area of specialization. The dental […]
December 4, 2014
Benefits and implementation guidelines for dental professionals and dental practices to consider when deciding on an integrated dental software system.
September 29, 2014
Part of running a practice involves keeping track of dental financial benchmarks. Learn how dental software can empower your office. As I read the morning paper, my eyes were drawn to the headline "NO ANSWER FOR STOCK FREEFALL!" The article went on to report that the Dow Jones Industrial had plunged below 7,000 to a level not seen since 1997. Clearly, from Wall Street to Main Street, we are in troubling times; and, unfortunately, our corner of the healthcare market is not immune to the effects of this economy. From […]
August 10, 2014
Mostly these days offices use computers and dental practice software to simplify complicated processes of patient management and clinical practice. This program can handle a wide range of applications, ranging from sophisticated imaging techniques to substitution of routine office paperwork. Because the software eases the handling of administrative tasks such as inventory control, patient recordkeeping, appointment scheduling, inventory control of dental supplies, it means real-time reporting when transactions actually take place, and insurance processing. Today many versatile software programs exist that allow dental offices to do chairside scheduling and data […]
July 30, 2014
One thing that no dental practice wants to face is the possibility of dental employee embezzlement, theft, or fraud. A Dental Office also Needs Fraud Prevention In our last article, we covered the importance of financial records. One other reason for these records is to track the problem with embezzlement. How Big of a Threat is Dental Employee Embezzlement to Dental Practices? When it comes to theft and embezzlement, no one is totally immune. "Susan Gunn, a national speaker, and certified fraud examiner, told embezzlement course attendees at the Chicago […]
