Author: Hollie Bryant Foust

This question is on the minds of every dental professional and patient alike. Dentists across the country are preparing to reopen their practice doors. It is natural to want to hit the ground running in an attempt to restore normalcy. But, remember to keep the health of you, your team members, and your patients in mind. Dental practices should make modifications to practice operations post-pandemic. Bryant Consultants wants to share

Several states across the country are anticipating reopening businesses as soon as this week. While it still may be some weeks before your state lifts safer-at-home orders, now is the time to prepare for how you will reopen your dental practice. Life likely will not return to normal, the way things were before COVID. This virus will be around for a while, and dental practices will need to plan on

As a dentist, you’re committed to providing quality health care to your community. The COVID-19 pandemic offers a chance for you to serve the community in a new—and urgent—way: by using your office as a coronavirus-testing site. Bryant Consultants, your dental industry experts, is here to explain why you should consider this opportunity if it becomes available to you. How can your practice become a COVID-19 testing location? On April