By: Dr. James Wanamaker, Clinical Director & Coach, IgniteDDS When we talk about improving the hygiene department, the conversation usually goes straight to systems. Better periodontal protocols, better scheduling, better case presentation, more training,...
Why the Practice and Life You Want Won't Happen by Chance. It must be intentionally designed. By: Dr. David Rice Missed Part 3? Catch up here: The Best Practices Don’t Buy Patients. They Build People. There comes a point in almost every dentist's career when...
By: Dr. Sable Muntean Missed part 6? Catch up here. "Doing nothing" is a treatment option. We rarely present it that way, but patients choose it all the time, and when they do, they deserve to understand what they're actually choosing. This is a conversation...
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By: Candy Velez, CRDH, BSDH, IgniteDDS Dental Hygiene Coach The Hygiene Shortage Conversation We Aren’t Having If I called your hygienist today and said, “I know a great hygienist looking for a new practice. Would you recommend yours?” what would your hygienist say?...
By: Ronda Holman If your state lets an assistant do it, doing it yourself isn't diligence — it's a scheduling leak you're choosing to keep. Watch a new dentist run a restorative day and you'll usually find the same quiet inefficiency: the doctor personally placing...
By: Dawn Patrick, Business Strategy Coach, IgniteDDS Missed part 1? Why You're the Bottleneck in Your Practice — How to Stop Being One You didn't invest years in dental school, take on the risk of ownership, build a team, and dedicate your life to helping...
Why your greatest competitive advantage isn't your technology, your location, or your clinical skill: it's the people you intentionally develop By: Dr. David Rice Missed part 2? Catch up here: Freedom Isn't Found in Working Less If you've owned a dental...
By: Dr. James Wanamaker If there's one principle that consistently comes up when I teach my restorative and cosmetic dentistry courses, it's this: predictability isn't an accident. It's the result of controlling as many variables as possible. As dentists, we're...