You ask your patients to commit to twice yearly check-ups to maintain optimal oral health. Are you making the same commitment to your dental practice? Sure, you’re not focusing on oral health; rather, something much more important: your practice’s financial and managerial well-being. By the time you read this, summer is already half over, which…Read More→
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Best Practices for Boosting Dental Staff Performance
When patients come to your dental office for check-ups or procedures, most of their interactions are with your staff. Ensuring that your team is performing well and keeping patients happy is an important part of your job as dentist, but how do you accomplish that? Below we list 4 best practices for boosting dental staff…Read More→
End of the Year Tips to Minimize Your 2012 Taxes
As many dentists know, the upcoming year end is always the time to consider minimizing your taxes. Here are a few tips from the CPAs at the Dental CPAs. Maximize your contributions to retirement plans. Contribute more to your 401k by the end of the year to reduce your taxable income and your tax bill….Read More→
11 Reasons Why a Dental CPA is Preferable to a General Accountant for a Dentist
Here are 11 reasons why using a dental CPA is preferable to an accountant who isn’t dental specific. We’d love to hear your suggestions for other reasons as well. 11. Your accountant doesn’t know the difference between a prophy and a root canal. 10. Your accountant doesn’t know how participation in insurance plans affects the percentage of…Read More→