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In the world of business, leadership is often romanticized as a role filled with decision-making power and authority. However, effective leadership extends beyond mere directive abilities—it also demands a willingness to listen and adapt based on feedback. Accepting constructive criticism is a crucial skill for any leader aiming to foster a healthy, innovative, and resilient organizational culture. Here’s why: Leaders who actively seek and embrace constructive criticism demonstrate a commitment

Running a successful dental practice means balancing clinical excellence with business efficiency. One of the most overlooked areas that can quietly drain your profits is inventory and supply management. Dental supplies are essential, but without a system, they can quickly balloon into a major expense. A smart target is keeping supply costs at or below 5% of the previous month’s collections. It’s a realistic, proven benchmark used by many successful

A recent consumer survey revealed that 77 percent of consumers “always” or “regularly” read online reviews when browsing for local businesses or services. That means that before a potential patient clicks “call” or schedules an appointment online, they’ve likely scrolled through your reviews to see what others have said about their experience with your dental practice. Google reviews aren’t just nice to have — they’re often a deciding factor. If

Dentistry is evolving beyond just teeth and gums. Today, forward-thinking dentists are expanding their focus to include airway health and sleep—two areas that profoundly affect not only oral health but overall well-being. The mouth is the gateway to the body, and dentists are uniquely positioned to detect signs of airway and sleep disorders that can lead to chronic fatigue, cardiovascular issues, metabolic disorders, and more. By integrating airway and sleep

Temporary crowns play a crucial role in restorative dentistry, serving as interim solutions while permanent restorations are being fabricated. Although they are not meant to be long-term restorations, temporary crowns must be carefully made to ensure patient comfort, proper function, and gum health. Three critical factors in successful temporary crown fabrication are achieving thin margins, ensuring accurate occlusion, and properly cleaning excess cement. Each of these aspects contributes to the

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.” —Proverbs 16:3 (NIV) Attracting the right team member in today’s hiring climate takes more than a job post—it takes vision, creativity, and heart. At Bryant Consultants, we believe in building dental teams rooted in purpose, trust, and culture. If you want to bring in someone who’s aligned with your mission—not just filling a role—here are some creative