Author: Hollie Bryant Foust

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

The coronavirus pandemic is a fluid situation. Bryant Consultants, a top-rated dental consulting firm, is staying informed, minute-by-minute, of these changes and how it affects our dental clients across the U.S. As of March 16, 2020, the American Dental Association announced that all dentists discontinue elective dental procedures for the next three weeks. All non-emergent care will be rescheduled until after the end of the shutdown. Are you prepared? Find