The Olympics are coming up, and if there’s one thing that I love, it’s when a plan comes together. It’s the amazing sense of flow these athletes show when the cameras are on them. It’s when the runner passes the baton perfectly to the next runner in a 4
Handling insurance billing and keeping a healthy revenue cycle can be a real headache for dental practices. From missed billing items and claim denials to inaccurate scheduling, these issues can mess with your financial stability and efficiency. We recently had a webinar with FOA Coaches Sydney Robinson, Brittany Rogar, Catilin
Have you ever sat down to help create your operations manual, trying to get your practice more systemized? Great news is here: You should stop. You should not be doing the operations manual. You should not be creating documents. However, your team is the key to the process. Your team
Sectioning teeth can be essential when the root configuration prevents straightforward extraction. Roots may be dilacerated, widely splayed, or curved, making it impossible to extract the tooth in one piece. When a tooth is broken down to the bone with no structure to grasp, sectioning becomes necessary.Key Techniques for Sectioning
I’ll admit, I didn’t do blockout schedules for years, and I thought it didn’t offer a whole lot. I really thought that a normal scheduling method would be okay, and even good, in my practice. But now I’m a believer, and here’s why: It actually makes a huge difference. Improved
Achieving high case acceptance rates isn’t just about convincing patients to proceed with treatment—it’s about building trust, communicating effectively, and presenting options in a way that aligns with their needs and financial situations. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you enhance your case acceptance strategies. Building Trust from the First
