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Why 1 dentist won't affiliate with a DSO
A Michigan dentist said he doesn't plan on affiliating with a DSO despite increased presence because he wants to retain his clinical autonomy and ability to decide how his practice operates.
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Pursue every opportunity to grow into the best version of yourself
I started my career as a lab technician with the skills to know what to do, but not why. In my nine years at Aspen Dental, I've been able to learn the ins and outs of my profession from fantastic mentors who took the time to make sure I was the most knowledgeable technician I could be. I learned not just what to do, but how to do it and why it matters.
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Why younger dentists are more likely to join a DSO, per 1 exec
Financial constraints, wanting a work-life balance and mentorship are all factors that could lead younger dentists to affiliate with DSOs, according to one DSO exec.
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'I've never seen anything like that': 4 dentists share their most interesting clinical case
Four dentists recently spoke with Becker's about the most interesting cases of their careers.
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'Dental practices need to change their focus': What we heard in May
Consolidation, payer relations and staffing shortages are just a few of the topics dental execs and professionals spoke with Becker's about in May.
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'Right time, right place': Q&A with Wellplaece co-founder Caen Contee
Caen Contee is a co-founder of Wellplaece, a dental marketplace and procurement service that utilizes AI to get dental practices the best prices on supplies.
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Why private dental practice isn't going anywhere
As the trend of affiliating with DSOs continues to gain traction, the fate of private practices comes into question.
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1 dental practice's approach to patient questions
Directing questions toward patients is one way a Massachusetts dental practice helps patients understand oral health issues.
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The most common misconceptions about DSOs, per 1 exec
One of the most common misconceptions about DSOs is that dentists don't have clinical autonomy, according to Barry Lyon, DDS.
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The impact of dental insurance on the industry: 6 dental professionals weigh in
Dental insurance and reimbursement is an ongoing issue for many dentists, and low reimbursement rates are causing some to drop out of insurance networks.
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Why 3 dentists believe debt, clinical training of graduates pose a problem for dentistry
Three dentists recently shared with Becker's what they feel is the most dangerous trend facing dentistry — the high amount of student loans and lack of clinical training for dental school graduates.
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The most common questions dentists get from patients, and 2 that aren't asked enough
Treatment costs, the best products to use and implants are among the most asked-about topics by dental patients.
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The alarming lack of dental staff and the impact it could have on dentistry
Four dental professionals recently shared with Becker's what they feel is the most dangerous trend facing dentistry — the limited number of dental staff and providers.
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A great patient experience starts with supportive mentorship
A good mentor can not only teach you new skills and guide you through difficult cases but can also set your career on the right track. I understand this on a deeply personal level; when I first started with Aspen Dental two years after graduating from dental school, I was immediately overwhelmed. The volume of patients was like nothing I'd seen before, and I wasn't sure I had what it took.
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Where dentists are losing money
Operating costs remain high, which means dentists must find ways to plug cashflow leaks in order for their practices to thrive.
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'The next two years are going to be super fun': The big-ticket item for Espire Dental's new CFO
Sarah Montgomery is focused on scaling Espire Dental during the next two years after stepping into a new role as the company's CFO.
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Why 4 dentists see the corporate DSO takeover as the most dangerous trend in dentistry
Four dentists recently shared with Becker's what they feel is the most dangerous trend facing dentistry — DSOs and private equity taking over private practices.
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The threat from within: Why cyberattacks occur in dentistry
In an increasingly digital world, it is more important than ever for dental practices to protect themselves against the threat of cyberattacks.
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How Sage Dental is using education to set itself apart from competitors
Boca Raton, Fla.-based Sage Dental has found continuing education opportunities to be an advantage for recruiting and retaining staff.
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5 dentists share the best, worst parts of practicing in their state
Nice weather, affordable cost of living and resources from local dental organizations are some of the answers dentists gave when asked about the best parts of practicing in their states, while payer overreach, low reimbursements and corporate dentistry were the worst parts.
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