By: Mr. Paul Sletten You face great challenges as a dentist today. You push yourself to grow and improve as a clinician, to be an outstanding leader, relationship builder, finance manager and personal administrator. You become so fixated on these areas that you...
By: Ms. Laura Ramsey Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a futuristic concept, it’s already making waves in the world of dentistry. From diagnostics to patient education and treatment planning, AI is transforming how dental professionals deliver care,...
By: Dr. Karen Tindall & Dr. Laura Schwindt In dentistry, the pursuit of well-being is starting to take center stage. As stress and burnout rates among dental professionals continue to rise, prioritizing mental and emotional health has become a critical...
By: Mr. David Bashford In Colorado, the employees of a small business are variously eligible for paid sick leave under the Healthy Families and Workplaces Act (“HFWA Leave”), paid family and medical leave under the Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program...
By: Amanda Jozsa, DDS A typical day in dentistry can be full of twists and turns. While so much can be out of our control with what patients bring to us, our response is within our control. Great customer service is not only the foundation of patient care but also...
By: Mr. Paul Murphy Ask most defensive coordinators in the NFL, “What wins championships?” and they’re likely to answer a dominant defense always wins. Ask most offensive coordinators the same question and you’ll likely receive the opposite answer. Now, if you ask...
By: Mr. Josh Austin Current Colorado Non-Compete LawsUnder current Colorado law, non-compete agreements are generally void for all employees unless they fall within specific exceptions. For dental practices, the most relevant exceptions are non-compete agreements...
By: Alexandra Thurston n Part I and II of this article, we discussed the location, physical appearance, age, amenities, etc., of a building that impact a patient’s perception of a healthcare practice. These factors are otherwise known collectively as the “Class”...
By: Alexandra Thurston In Part I of this series, we established how healthcare practices are not immune to the need to build a brand and establish their reputation, specifically with regards to an office and its location (i.e. the real estate). A patient’s office...
By: Alexandra Thurston How Your Office Establishes Your Brand Have you ever wondered how the most recognized brands in a culture become dominant? Books have been written on the topic and there aren’t enough words in a single article or blog post to cover all of...