By Karen P. Buckenheimer, RN, BSN, Executive Director Students are back in school! Well, hopefully. Faced with the ever-growing concerns of COVID-19, oral health may be the last thing on anyone’s mind. But tooth decay is the most common disease…
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How In-office Plans Can Help Free You from Insurance and Benefit Your Patients
By Landon Lemoine If you’re a motivated dentist looking to separate your practice from mundane and outdated work brought by traditional insurance, incorporating in-office plans into your practice could well be the way to accomplish this — as well as…
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Opinion: Dental Insurance Next Industry That Badly Needs Reform
By Yaël Ossowski, Consumer Choice Center Deputy Director In the last decade, most debate and discussion on reforms related to health care have focused on Americans’ general health insurance plans and costs. And for good reason. And though our health…
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Amateur Photography Has its Place, But Amateur Radiography Does Not
Everybody loves snapshots and selfies, but if your practice approaches radiography as if it were amateur photography, there could be trouble ahead. Florida law requires anyone who performs radiography to be certified to do so. Patient safety is a significant…
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