These are difficult times. Not every business is going to come out on the other side of this pandemic stronger than before. You must have a plan and know what mistakes to avoid to ensure your practice’s success both now and in the future. Bryant Consultants wants owner dentists and dental practices managers to avoid these common pitfalls so that you not only survive but thrive through this pandemic and
These are uncertain times, and many small business owners have questions about how the Relief Bill could help them and their employees financially. Bryant Consultants, a dental practice coaching agency, wants to help by answering questions related to the Relief Bill. Not all practices are in the same position, so we recommend reaching out to us if you have questions regarding your specific circumstances. I can’t afford to pay my
The COVID-19 pandemic probably has affected your dental practice. You may have closed your doors to non-essential treatments at this time. Maybe you’re not seeing any patients at all. Regardless, you may be concerned about your revenue stream and how to ensure your employees continue getting paid. Our dental practice consultants want to remind you there are still some things that can be accomplished during this time of social distancing.
Ever since the coronavirus was deemed a worldwide pandemic, businesses everywhere have been on edge. Small business owners, even dentists, are expecting the worse. From an empty patient schedule to reevaluating financials, smart dental practices are choosing to focus on evolving through these challenges, while making decisions based on roadblocks that they anticipate down the road. Knowing how to deal with upcoming challenges requires a significant amount of planning. Bryant
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread throughout the United States. Our entire society is working to fight this disease by closing non-essential businesses and practicing social distancing, but as the virus spreads, more people continue to become infected. Those working in the healthcare industry are at risk of contracting the coronavirus. In this article, your dental industry experts at Bryant Consultants will go through our recommended protocols on what to
At this point, we all are aware of the coronavirus pandemic. States and communities nationwide are shutting down, only allowing essential businesses to operate for the foreseeable future. But, as dental professionals, you know that emergency dental care still is needed, pandemic or not. In efforts to practice social distancing, and continue keeping your employees and any patients that do enter your office safe, teledentistry is a way to connect