Author: Hollie Bryant Foust

The dental field is so competitive. What sets apart your practice from the other practices in your area? How can you make your business stand out? The dental industry experts at Bryant Consultants would like to make a suggestion—start an in-house membership plan. In this article, we’ll explore this concept and the benefits of incorporating this plan for your patients. What is a dental membership plan, and how can you

We’ve all seen it. It’s been there the whole time, yet no one wants to point it out, nor does anyone want to talk about it. It is the elephant in the room. Almost every dental office we have coached has dealt with “it.” Whether it’s gossip, hard feelings about unfair workload, over-scheduling, dropping the ball, or just plain laziness, we’ve heard it all! Unfortunately, ignoring problems in your dental

A consultation between dentists and patients can help both parties understand the patient’s needs and what provider services are available as a solution to the patient’s dental concerns. In an economy where consumers seek fast, convenient, and affordable solutions, capitalizing on virtual consultations can increase your practice’s value. Our experienced dental practice consultants at Bryant Consultants share on the blog today four undeniable reasons to offer virtual consultations and why

Morning huddles are ideal for dental practices because it allows a chance to get team members on the same page and look over what lies ahead for the day, all before the first patient arrives. Every team member must engage with one another and ensure everyone understands what lies ahead for the day, details of the schedule, and concerns or issues that can briefly be discussed before the day begins.

You spent years studying the science of dentistry in dental school. Since then, you’ve spent countless hours building your practice, yet your patient load is still not where you want it to be. A steady influx of new patients helps make sure your appointment slots stay filled daily. If you’re not seeing enough new patients, it could be because it’s hard to find information about your dental practice online. In