Restorative Dentistry Blog

Many dental practices struggle at one point or another with a less than full schedule. Whether it’s cancellations, no-shows, a lack of new patients or a low treatment acceptance rate, an empty chair during prime business hours can impact your financial wellbeing. Here are a few simple strategies you can implement today to fill gaps […]

Modern dental loupes leave you wondering how dentists managed prior to lighted magnification. From diagnosing minute fractures to detecting tiny issues with a crown, magnification headlights provide a better visual and improve results. But with so many options available on the market, how can you know which dental loupes are right for you?

The dental community has been buzzing about the Amabrush lately, and rightfully so. Described as the “world’s finest automatic toothbrush” the new tool is definitely worth discussing. We won’t spend too much time here talking about the mechanics (you can get more information at https://www.amabrush.com/), but we would like to share its potential role in […]

Trying to do everything yourself is a recipe for disaster. Burnout, stagnant growth and high staff turnover can result from lack of professional development. If you don’t learn to lead, you can soon learn to hate running your own show. Here are four leaderships skills you can work on today to help lighten your load […]

Cracked teeth can be tricky. They’re not always symptomatic, or might bother patients significantly some days and other days not at all. Though it’s easier for patients to accept treatment when they’re in pain, convincing them while their pain is manageable or non-existent can be harder. Here are some ideas to help educate patients on […]

Dentistry can be a stressful career. Burnout happens but fortunately, there’s also a cure. One of the the best ways to prevent the daily grind from getting you down is to shift your focus to the bigger picture. It’s easy to get lost in a jam-packed schedule, temporary setbacks in your practice, issues with staff […]

Every dentist has his or her own style when it comes to prepping a tooth for a crown or bridge. Some remove all undercuts while others prefer a more conservative approach. There are pros and cons to each method, which we’ll cover here.

Successful practice management is key to allowing you to focus on treating patients and relieving work-related stress. One of the keys to practice management is setting up your team to essentially manage themselves. Here are a few tips to help you achieve this.

It is said that you cannot plan for the unexpected but this is not an excuse for ignoring risk management at your dental practice. Prepare for potential issues with a written plan that can minimize the damage to your business.

Switching gears to a dental education career can be a rewarding decision. Engaging in academics is an excellent way to give back to the dental community. Here are five benefits to a position in dental education.