Author: Hollie Bryant Foust

Small business owners include many dental practices across the nation. The current climate of the coronavirus pandemic has many dentists wondering how their practice will survive the coming weeks and months. Bryant Consultants, an on-call dental practice consulting agency, offers various free downloads and blogs saturated with resources for practices, but there is something that each of you can do right now. Ask Congress to consider additional legislative proposals to

The novel coronavirus pandemic has certainly impressed upon nearly everyone in the world with access to the media. Many adults already deal with stress related to their jobs, family, health, and finances. These stressors magnify with the current global pandemic. If you work in a dental practice, you probably are concerned about your health and safety during this tumultuous time, or how you will take care of your kids while

By now, you all are well aware of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Bryant Consultants, an on-call dental consulting agency, values the health and safety of our clients similarly as you do for your very own patients. We have a helpful list of questions that you can ask your patients to prescreen for coronavirus. Additionally, we encourage every practice to prescreen patients just prior to their appointment. Patients can be instructed

The entire world currently is fighting COVID-19, which is affecting people and businesses from all walks of life. The dental industry is no exception. The World Health Organization now deems it a pandemic, as an increasing amount of people test positive. This virus has been reported in more than 150 countries, including the U.S. As the United States takes measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus, the American Dental

Recent shutdowns, due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), leaves many people feeling apprehensive and unsure of what the next few weeks, or months, and how it will affect business. Already, the ADA has recommended dentists treat only emergency dental needs for the next three weeks. As coronavirus updates continue to change, Bryant Consultants wants dentists to explore different ideas for managing cash flow, and their employees during coronavirus pandemic. Tips