Dental Economics
Supply Chain Is Normalized. So Why the Higher Prices?
Supply Chain Is Normalized - So Why Does Everything Still Cost More?
Financial Strategy
Dental Economics
Your Practice Has Zero Business Continuity Plan. Here's What It Costs
Your Practice Has Zero Business Continuity Plan. Here's What It Costs
Dental Practice
Thinking About Selling? Your Exit Plan Is Likely Wrong.
You're thinking about selling. Everyone is. The market is flooded with advisors selling exit planning. Most are worthless. Here's what actually matters.
Dental Practice
Section 179 Isn't Free Money. Here's the Math.
You've heard it: spend $100K on equipment by December 31st, deduct it all, save $21K in taxes.
Dental Practice
Holiday Bonuses: Do This Tax Calculation Wrong and You'll Owe Penalties
A $2,000 holiday bonus to each team member isn't $2,000. Add employment taxes, FICA, ...
Dental Economics
Profit Margins Vary Wildly by Specialty. You Might Be Wrong About Yours
General practice averages 30% net margin. Ortho averages 42%. Perio averages 34%.
Dental Practice
72% of Labs Have 3D Printers Now. The Rest Are Screwed.
Seventy-two percent of dental labs now use 3D printers. That's the highest adoption rate since 2014. You're not early anymore. You're mainstream.
Insurance
Dental PPO Reimbursement Rates in Florida (2026)
Florida dental ppo reimbursement rates benchmarks for 2026. Operator-focused analysis + free calculator.
Dental Practice
Congress is Fighting Over Medicare Dental. Either Way, Your Reimbursement Sucks.
Medicare dental coverage is debated every cycle but unlikely to materialize. If it does, reimbursement rates will force most practices to decline participation - the administrative burden isn't worth 30% lower revenue.
Dental Economics
Dental Office Build-Out Costs $250-$500 Per Square Foot. You Can Reduce It.
Dental Office Build-Out Costs $250-$500 Per Square Foot. You Can Reduce It.
Dental Economics
Dental Sleep Medicine: Untapped Revenue or Liability Trap?
Dental Sleep Medicine: Untapped Revenue or Liability Trap?
Dental Practice
New CAD/CAM Resins Are Better. They're Also Expensive. Does It Matter?
CAD/CAM resins are materially superior, but the business case depends entirely on utilization rates and your annual restoration volume. Most practices don't mill enough to justify the investment.