Ronda Holman

Ronda Holman

Ronda Holman found her passion for dental assisting while in the Air Force.

She assisted in oral surgery, general dentistry, and ended her four-year service as a prophy tech, the military’s version of a dental hygienist.

She married and spent 13 years traveling the country while her husband served in the Air Force. Each time Ronda relocated she got the opportunity to work in a new dental office, where she picked up pearls that have helped her become an expert in educating dental assistants.

Her interests are immediate denture/partial fabrication, CEREC technology, patient education, and striving for optimal chairside skills.

Ronda believes that every dental assistant has the potential to be a rock star assistant if given the right tools and guidance.

preparing your patients for removable prosthodontics

Preparing Your Patients for Removable Prosthodontics

By: Ronda Holman For many patients, transitioning to removable prosthodontics, whether partial dentures or full dentures, can…

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buying a dental practice is easy earning the teams trust is the hard part

Buying a Dental Practice Is the Easy Part—Earning the Team’s Trust Is the Real Work

By: Ronda Holman Purchasing an existing dental practice offers a significant advantage: a team that already knows…

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show gratitude

Meaningful Ways New Dentists Can Show Gratitude to Their Team During the Holidays

…Without Spending Much Money By: Ronda Holman The holiday season is a perfect opportunity for new dentists…

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Expired Anesthetic

Did Your Dental Assistant Give You Expired Anesthetic Again?

If So, Here’s What We Need to Do By: Ronda Holman There’s nothing that sinks a dentist’s…

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4 o'clock dilemma

Blessing or Curse? The 4 O’Clock Dilemma

By: Ronda Holman It’s 3:55 p.m. on a Thursday. The 4 o’clock patient just canceled. You can almost…

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That’s Not My Job Why Clear Delegation Matters in Dentistry

That’s Not My Job: Why Clear Delegation Matters in Dentistry

By: Ronda Holman You’ve probably heard the old story about four people named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and…

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How Dentists Can Be Patient with Their Dental Assistant as They’re Still Learning

How Dentists Can Be Patient with Their Dental Assistant as They’re Still Learning

By: Ronda Holman Every dentist remembers that awkward learning curve when they first started practicing — the…

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invest in your dental assistant

3 Ways to Invest in Your Dental Assistant

By: Ronda Holman What Dentists Can Learn from Chef Tina in The Bear In the TV series…

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dental office teams that learn together

Why Dental Teams Should Learn Together

By: Ronda Holman In the fast-paced world of dentistry, continuing education (CE) is essential, not just for…

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dental assistant becoming an EFDA

What’s Keeping Your Dental Assistant from Becoming an EFDA?

By: Ronda Holman If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you had two pairs of hands during a…

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Maximize your profitability through dental real estate, part 2

By Ken Jorgenson | April 16, 2021

In part 2 of this series, we will continue discussing how to maximize your profitability through dental real estate.

Let’s talk Michael Strahan and smile design in your dental practice

By Dawn Patrick | April 12, 2021

Michael Strahan’s dental-related April Fools’ Day joke got us thinking about the options that could be available to him with today’s dental technology.

Lessons Learned from the Pandemic As a Dentist

By Bill Simon | April 9, 2021

By: Dr. Bill Simon A career in dentistry can certainly offer up its share of challenges. Some may feel like little bumps in the road, some like speedbumps, and some, hopefully very few, will feel like the road has disappeared. The COVID-19 pandemic caused the road to disappear. As a dentist, you live and you…

Why dental practices need to know about zero click searches

By Dawn Patrick | April 9, 2021

How can zero searches on Google and other sites help your dental practice? Sean Hamel is here to explain.

Embracing Failure to Adopt Everyday Innovation

By Amisha Singh | April 2, 2021

An important lesson in leadership? Understanding that it’s OK to fail if you’re learning from your mistakes and moving forward.

Infection control: How NOT to get sued … and a whole lot more

By David Rice | March 29, 2021

Here are three simple questions to answer when it comes to infection control in the dental practice.

Maximize Your Profitability Through Dental Real Estate

By Ken Jorgenson | March 24, 2021

It takes a lot to make sure your choice regarding dental real estate is the right one for you, your budget, and your future.

Advice For New Associates in a Dental Practice

By Bruce Bryen | March 21, 2021

Welcome to the world of the business of dentistry. Here’s what you need to know if you’re starting out as a dentist and heading down the path of becoming an associate.

Dealing with Imposter Syndrome in Your Dental Career

By Amisha Singh | March 14, 2021

By: Amisha Singh, DDS Leadership. You have heard the word, and maybe even understand the importance for your dental practice and your career. But this concept, which supports an industry of educators and thought leaders, remains an enigma for most practitioners. And there is one fundamental reason for this: Leadership in theory and leadership in…

3 Dental Insurance Mistakes Practices Are Making

By Dawn Patrick | March 1, 2021

As we dive deeper into 2021, dental insurance expert Teresa Duncan of Odyssey Management is seeing three big issues with dental insurance that practices encounter.