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Oral healthcare accessibility still has a long way to go. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research released the report, “Oral Health in America: Advances and Challenges” diving into national oral health over the last 20 years. Six key findings about oral healthcare accessibility in rural areas: About 2 in 5 rural Americans don’t have access […]

Finding the best pay schedule option can be a balancing act in offering workers convenience while keeping costs down. Pay schedule optimization plays a crucial role in preserving workforce engagement, morale and flow. Processes can vary based on the classification of your workers. Gaining insights into the various payroll structures can help employers make better-informed

Ray Khouri, DDS, founder and CEO of United Dental Corp., told Forbes Jan. 21 what he thinks dentists should consider before choosing a DSO. With so many DSOs in the industry, it can be hard to know how to choose the right one. Below are five “golden rules” from Dr. Khouri, DDS, for dentists considering DSOs: Understand

Common Loan Repayment Programs National Health Service Corps (NHSC) The federal program that supports health professionals in exchange for service in high need area. The NHSC has three programs: NHSC Loan Repayment You already have a job with an employer. You apply for loan repayment and receive ‘x’ amount per year(s) toward your student loan

A May poll from the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute highlights the recruitment challenges facing hiring dentists. More than 80 percent of dentists find the recruitment of dental hygienists and assistants to be extremely or very challenging compared to before the pandemic. Additionally, more than 70 percent of dentists are finding it extremely or very challenging

Every dental practice owner knows lots of other owners. If you’re struggling to grow your business, you undoubtedly know others in the same boat. I’m sure you also know some who are in a different boat—people having more success growing their practices. So what’s the difference—what barriers do you face that they don’t? Maybe they

I graduated with a lot of educational debt. It was stressful. Now as a new dentist 6 years out of school, I am excited to help bring some guidance from financial experts who are addressing the challenges new dentists face. This sit down with financial experts is the first of a series in our financial

If you have ever been interviewed, then you probably got to the end of the interview and were asked, “Now, do you have any questions for me?” And, if you’re anything like I am, you froze up for a few seconds, asked the first thing that came to your mind and hoped it wasn’t a

As dentists, we face unique mental, physical and emotional challenges each day. These challenges often create discord and imbalance in our bodies and minds, especially when combined with the current state of our political and societal climate. Contorting our bodies in order to gain better visibility, sitting for long periods, and hunching over our computer

Being a dentist is one of the top jobs in the U.S., with a median salary of $155,600 in 2019, according to a U.S. News & World report. Between 2019 and 2029, more than 4,000 jobs are projected to open up to dentists, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Data also suggests a 3 percent employment growth rate