If you’re about to begin your journey as a dental practitioner in 2026, you might benefit from these 10 tips that can help ensure your start-up is a successful one: Do plenty of research Don’t assume that a healthy practice is one that can simply attract patients. As soon as you know you want to […]
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5 Practical Ways To Reduce Patient No-Shows
From damaging your bottom line, to impacting patient care, no-shows have the capacity to hit your dental practice hard. However, by adopting a proactive approach and taking advantage of the latest technology, you can combat this problem and keep your practice running as smoothly as possible. For any dental practice, limiting the number of no-shows […]
Could An In-House Membership Program Eliminate Insurance Barriers For Your Dental Practice?
When dental patients don’t know if their insurance covers certain treatments, or are forced to wait until the following year to pay for a treatment when their benefits reset, it can make life very frustrating for dentists and their practices as a whole. Barriers like these should present dental practices with an opportunity to reconsider […]
What Dentists Can Expect From Cost Of Living Adjustments In 2026
Every year, the tax threshold is adjusted by the IRS, taking inflation into account. In the coming year of 2026, a number of changes are likely to have an impact on dental practices and how their owners plan financially, as well as manage their tax liability. Seeking year-round guidance and advice from dental practice accountants […]
Automate & Outsource To Streamline Bookkeeping As A Dentist
Being able to manage your dental practice from a financial standpoint, as well as ensure compliance and save valuable time, is best achieved with help from a bookkeeper. Because although you can handle all of these administrative tasks yourself as the practice owner, it isn’t usually an efficient or cost-effective approach, particularly for those without […]
The Augusta Rule: A Powerful Tax Planning Tool For Dental Practices
If you’re an oral surgeon with your own practice, you’re doubtless always looking for new and legitimate ways to make the most of your income, while paying as little as possible in taxes. Although you may be a high earner, you must still manage the cost of your overheads, stay up-to-date with technology, and navigate […]