Originally published 2005 Lack of leadership causes frustration. Dentists will frequently state that they simply lack the skills to be more effective leaders. In some
“How are you?” “Busy.” I would be rich and retired if I had a dime for every time I’ve heard this conversation. It is an
Originally published 2010 The greatest enemy of success in the business of dentistry is ignorance, not stupidity. Valuing time creates win/win. Patients feel respected, and
Originally published 2010 The 21st century is such an amazing time to be in our wonderful profession. From a technical standpoint, we have better diagnostic
The demand for medical coders is at a historic high. Fueled by the healthcare needs of an aging “baby boomer” population, the U.S. Bureau of
Originally published 2004 The greatest enemy of success in the business of dentistry is ignorance, not stupidity. Ignorance is the lack of facts. It is
Originally published 2006 Recently, I attended my first Muslim funeral and burial. The life we were celebrating was that of a leading physician in our
With the increase in multi-location practices, as well as myriad ownership structures, it is important to know Human Resources regulatory (federal, state, and city/county) implications
Originally published 2009 Think back to a time when you were a new patient. Perhaps you were interested in finding out more about lasik or
Originally published 2009 We make decisions every day. Some are easy no-brainers while others may require quite a lot of data or research. No one
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