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As a dental practice owner, you are more than the clinical lead. You are the decision maker, the person everyone turns to for answers. From patient care to payroll, marketing to maintenance, the questions never stop. Managing that constant flow of decisions can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach you can lead with confidence and clarity. Accept That Leadership Brings Questions Being asked for direction is a sign that your team trusts your judgement. Instead of view

A new year brings the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect, and reset your business. For dental practice owners, it is a chance to take stock of performance, refine systems, and set fresh goals that align with your long-term vision. Taking time now to prepare can make the year ahead more productive, profitable, and fulfilling. Review the Year Just Gone Before planning forward, look back. Review your key performance indicators such as turnover, profit, patient numbers, and tr

Running a successful dental practice involves more than providing excellent patient care. Financial awareness is essential for stability, planning, and long-term growth. By reviewing a few key financial reports every quarter, practice owners can stay on top of performance, identify issues early, and make informed decisions with confidence. 1. Profit and Loss Statement The profit and loss (P&L) statement provides a snapshot of income and expenses over a set period. Reviewing i