My last article served as an introduction to what follows. For anyone considering purchasing a second location or potentially creating a mini or boutique dental group or corporation, a successful outcome can be achieved by keeping the following in mind:

Dentistry has changed tremendously over the last 10 years. One of the most understated changes I’ve seen in that time has been the rise of independent dentists coming together to form mini or boutique corporate dental groups. This 6 part series of articles will address the potential technological pitfalls associated with merging practices and forming mini or boutique corporate dental groups and how to avoid those pitfalls by planning ahead.

You’ve probably heard about VoIP – voice communication that transmits over the Internet. VoIP can save 30% to 50% compared to traditional phone bills, and is flexible and scalable to accommodate your company’s growth. While VoIP is definitely the future of business telephone systems, there are some specific considerations that every Dentist should pay close attention to. I like to break it down into three categories. They all have their advantages but each might not be right for every situation.

Optimizing Inbound Phone Calls at Your Dental Practice
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Benefits of Weave Dental Software for Your Dental Practice
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What if you could make your patient interactions more meaningful?

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Passwords are a touchy subject. Everyone knows they need to be stronger but what does a good password policy look like? What is a good password? How often should I change them? Do I need separate passwords for everything? Where do I store all those passwords?
Steps for Password Security and Insuring Your Private Data is Safe

Maybe it would be good to start at the beginning.