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When patients visit the dentist, they are typically there to address dental hygiene. Nonetheless, studies show that a person’s oral health may have a direct correlation with other potential health issues.

Owning a dental practice means you wear many hats (especially when you’re first getting started). As the owner, these are just some of the roles you play:

I felt inspired to do this episode after a trip to Disney World with my family. It was the end of tax season, and probably the most appropriate time for us to disconnect from the business and have fun as a family.

Tooth & Coin Podcast Ep.37 - Our digital dental CPA firm explores the best accounting software for a dental practice.

Dental school will teach you how everything there is to know about oral hygiene: - Proper care of teeth - Correctly use of dental instruments - How to administer treatments

As a dental practice owner, there are so many things you can be doing to grow your business…yet so little time. One of the beautiful things about technology is that you can put it to use even when you’re not working (or working on something else).

Tooth & Coin Podcast Ep. 34 - Multiple dental practice owner, Dr. Hunter Smith, shares how he went from owning zero to five dental practices in just two years.

Most people will tell you that if you want to grow your dental practice, you need to get more patients. This might make sense at first. But while getting more patients is part of it, it shouldn’t be the priority.

Dental equipment is constantly evolving, and your phone constantly rings with salespeople trying to get you to buy the latest technology. You don’t need all the latest bells and whistles to run a profitable business.

Having a successful dental practice comes down to one thing: Keeping your dental chair filled.