As we go into 2024, many dental professionals have one thing on their mind: Am I still going to wrestle with the staffing issues in healthcare in 2024?

In 2023, the dental industry faced a nationwide staffing shortage, the rise of emerging dental groups and DSOs, and the development of artificial intelligence. As a dental business leader, you faced each of these challenges and opportunities with confidence.

Efficient workflows are the backbone of successful dental practices. They’re the engines that keep your dental business running. They ensure smooth operations, leading to a more productive staff, higher patient satisfaction, and increased profits.

This is the story of an oral surgery practice with big ambitions to open multiple locations. They accomplished that goal through persistence, planning, adding personnel, and calling in helpful experts from DCS.

When a dental professional thinks of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMS), they aren’t just thinking about wisdom teeth removal and jaw reconstruction.

It’s no secret that dental insurance guidelines are vague and confusing when it comes to moving through the revenue cycle. Dental insurance payers are counting on your confusion, so they can deny inaccurate or incomplete claims and hold your revenue hostage.

In the dental industry, there's a universal business goal shared by all dental leaders: to maximize revenue from insurance claims and patient payments. This common objective has steered many towards utilizing dental revenue cycle management (RCM) companies to support that goal.

The dental industry, like any other business sector, requires strategic thinking and effective management to thrive. But you are a dental practice or group owner. You didn’t go to school for business, you went to school to be a dentist.