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Paul Homoly discussing Comprehensive Finance

Dr. Paul Homoly on Comprehensive Finance

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.28.15

One of my core practice beliefs is that we help our patients understand the risks and benefits of dental treatment, and be their advocate for managing the risks and logistics, and one of the key Read More

Practice Profitability Levers

By Lee Ann Brady on 05.20.13

A week ago in Connecticut while lecturing I was asked how to make anterior esthetic dentistry work if you are a provider for dental insurance fees with set fee schedules. This is a complex question at Read More

How Do I Get My Numbers Up?

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.28.12

Sheri Kay from ACT Dental Practice Coaching shares one of the most common questions she is asked. It seems as though every conversation I had this week was about one thing: “how do we bring our Read More

To Track or Not To Track?

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.08.12

During a bike ride this weekend my cycle-computer decided to stop working. What that meant to me was that I could no longer track all of the vital statistics that are important to my performance. Read More

Hygiene Salaries, What’s Your Percentage?

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.26.12

So in previous posts both Dr. Mark Kleive and I have discussed the concept of a productive and profitable hygiene department. The first step in achieving this is to analyze your hygiene practice Read More

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Is Your Hygiene Department Pulling It’s Weight?

By drmarkkleive on 07.10.12

Post By Dr. Mark Kleive One of the things that I’ve discovered in my career is the importance of the contributions that the hygiene department makes my practice both in patient services and patient Read More

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49% Business, 51% Healthcare

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.03.12

In yesterday's post I talked about the angst of reviewing routine radiographs during a hygiene visit to find that a restoration you placed has an open margin. So what do you do when this happens? Read More

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Month End Reports, What Do You Track?

By Lee Ann Brady on 05.02.12

With the month of April coming to an end, dentists everywhere are wading through stacks of reports. Many of these reports are printed out of habit and never read, stacked in a cabinet for someone else Read More

To Buy or Not To Buy?

By Lee Ann Brady on 01.23.12

The last few weeks have been full of restless nights, intense conversations, much reflection and tireless analysis as I work through the process of purchasing the dental practice I have been part of Read More

Taking a Salary or What Is Left Over

By Lee Ann Brady on 01.04.12

One of the things that has been on my mind the last week is practice financial management. It is this time of the year that I sit down and do financial projections for my office. Years ago I learned  Read More

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