Author: Hollie Bryant Foust

When you first decide to take the leap and open your own dental practice, it can be an electrifying but confounding experience. With all of the variables that you have to take into consideration, opening a successful business can boil down to making one major decision: location. Maybe you are considering a newly remodeled property. Alternatively, you could be taking over an existing dental practice. Before you decide on your

Getting a raise from your dental practice employer can pose some challenges, such as not knowing how to stand out among other workers, or what you can do for the practice, and not knowing where to start. No matter if you are new to the dental assistant role or you are a seasoned assistant with 20 years of experience, the best way to get a raise is to stand out

Some members of your front office staff may not see the benefits of continuing education since they aren’t providing direct care to patients. Even if they feel the information is not relevant or useful for them, the knowledge could help them communicate more effectively with other members of the team and help explain procedures and treatments to patients. By encouraging continued education, you could improve the functionality of your practice

One critical aspect of every successful dental practice is the employees. However, when a personnel issue arises, your HR strategies should protect you and your dental practice assets. Unfortunately, most lawsuits are about the perception of events rather than truth, so ensuring proactive HR strategies are present before an incident occurs is a prime responsibility as an employer. Your dental practice consultants at Bryant Consultants are unveiling the HR strategies

Dental practices everywhere feel the effects when their patients fail to show up for scheduled appointments. Missed or canceled appointments quickly could result in lost revenue. Is there a secret to getting patients to show up? Bryant Consultants is sharing how to get patients to stop breaking appointments and improve your bottom line. What is considered a broken appointment? Broken appointments occur any time a patient does not provide an