Manage Challenging Dental Patients with the B-A-N-J-O
When challenging dental patients create an ethical quandry, dentists should use the acronym B-A-N-J-O to help them decide what to do.
Kevin Huff | 8 years ago ›
When Patients Can't Afford Dental Treatment
What are dentists to do when their patients can't afford dental treatment?
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Ever wanted to quit dentistry? You're not alone. But here's how to overcome the burn out and reignite your passion.
Jeff Lineberry | 8 years ago ›
Why It’s Wrong to Look for the ‘Right’ Dental Team Members
Great dental teams don't just happen. Here's why dentists need to nurture their team members' natural abilities.
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Is There ‘Hidden Attrition’ Happening in Your Dental Practice?
How is the patient retention in your dental office? Is your patient base the same year after year even though you continually bring in new patients?
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Asking Yourself the Right Questions about Technology
Buying new dental technology for your practice can be difficult - do you really need it? What is the return on the investment? Here are some questions...
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Defined Dental Benefit Plans: Why Insurance Does Not Exist
We look at the difference between defined dental benefit plans and dental insurance.
Gary DeWood | 8 years ago ›
My Time Travel Adventure: Chalkboard Thinking in an iPad World
During a recent class reunion, Imtiaz Manji reflected on how technology often moves faster than people.
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Understanding the Informed Consent Process for Dentists
Informed consent in dentistry is an important part of pre-treatment communication with patients. Learn how to ensure you and your patients are on the...
Kevin Huff | 8 years ago ›
Some Positive Thoughts after a Scary Airport Experience
When people thought a tragedy was about to occur at LAX recently, they came together instead of falling apart.
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Four Questions to Ask a Problem Team Member
How can dentists help team members learn from their mistakes? Here's are four questions that will help.
Imtiaz Manji | 8 years ago ›
Dental Treatment Planning: You Only See What You Know
Dentists cannot properly treatment plan if they don't see all there is to see in the patient's mouth. You only see what you know.
Dave St. Ledger | 8 years ago ›