Author: Hollie Bryant Foust

This checklist is for practices to use the first one to two weeks after reopening Evaluate your workflow process What changes need to ensure efficient workflow? Evaluate your PPE supply and needs Consider additional lab coats and washing if you are struggling to find disposable, and fees are increasing. No washer/dryer onsite? Find a local laundry mat that washes and returns. (Not a dry cleaner). Continue to order your max

If the coronavirus pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that nothing is for certain. You may have taken for granted your career in dentistry, believing that you’d always have job security. Everyone needs dental care, right? Well, while there is some truth to that statement, we just learned that even dentists can be out of work, temporarily, during a pandemic. Bryant Consultants understands the challenges that your practice has faced

States are slowly lifting the shelter-in-place orders, meaning dentists can reopen their practice to see patients for elective care. Dentists and dental team members alike are ready for the flood gates to open. But, rest assured that the next few weeks will probably look much different than your life before COVID. How to schedule, understanding new PPE guidelines, and PPP loan forgiveness, there’s a lot on your plate in the