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We often find ourselves looking to freshen things up when spring and summer arrive. From cleaning out closets to washing windows, organizing offices, or even scrubbing social media profiles, we […]

Let’s face it: finding great help can be hard in the era of digital dentistry and technology. Sifting through dozens of random resumes, finding the applicants with the right skills […]

As the dental workforce continues to evolve in response to provider shortages, access issues, and growing demand for preventive care, a number of states have introduced or expanded roles for […]

In the past year, the landscape of dental assisting in the United States underwent notable regulatory transformations, reflecting the evolving needs of both the dental workforce and patient care systems. […]

Professionalism is essential in any field, but when beginning your journey into dentistry, it’s important to recognize you are entering the healthcare field.  No matter your role in an office, […]

The dental industry is evolving—and with that evolution comes a surge in demand for highly trained specialists. While general dentists remain essential, niche expertise is gaining traction as patients seek […]

As summer approaches, practice-owning dentists face a seasonal mix of opportunity and pressure. With patient schedules shifting, staff taking vacations, and kids out of school, maintaining a healthy work/life balance […]

When you walk into a dental office to visit your Dental Hygienist, you may not realize the level of education, training, and expertise that the Registered Dental Hygienist (RDH) brings […]

In today’s tight job market, dental practice owners are facing a frustrating trend: job applicants who look perfect on paper, but fall short in person. With staffing still a top […]

As summer approaches, the mid-year point naturally prompts a moment of reflection. For many dental professionals—whether you’re a hygienist, assistant, front office team member, or associate dentist—this is a time […]

As summer approaches, dental practices across the country begin to feel the ripple effects of seasonal change. School breaks, family vacations, and fluctuating patient demand make May through August one […]