Lorne Lavine, DMD

Dentists can leverage the ever-evolving and advancing technology to provide better care for their patients and expand practice offerings.

While HIPAA may not get the attention it deserves, it’s still something to worry about, and every practice should do a reevaluation of its HIPAA preparedness.

Here are ways to ensure you begin 2024 on a good foot regarding technology systems in the dental practice.

There are key steps to protect important dental data while simultaneously ensuring they are HIPAA compliant. Here are the top 10 ways to safeguard sensitive data.

Use these key steps to keep your dental practice on the right side of patient privacy requirements.

Providing your dental practice with adequate cybersecurity measures requires blocking malware from systems, addressing any malware that does get through, and preparing to recover from a data breach.

Cloud-based practice management software often makes more sense for DSOs and multilocation practices than it does for solo practitioners and small groups.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving. Tech expert Lorne Lavine, DMD, discusses all the different ways it is changing the dental industry forever.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving. Tech expert Lorne Lavine, DMD, discusses all the different ways it is changing the dental industry forever.

Although software applications get much attention, these programs cannot help a dental practice unless the right information technology infrastructure is in place.

What you need to know about integrating new imaging software into your practice.

These tips will help you mitigate risks and avoid phishing and malware problems in your practice.

Dental practices must stay on top of the best cybersecurity practices to keep private, important patient information safe and secure.

A stacked or layered approach is a practice's best defense against malware in 2022.

The start of a new year is a great time to update stagnated security systems and protocols.

The best way to protect against ransomware, viruses, and other dangerous malware is to buff up preventive measures so there’s zero chance of endangering your dental practice.

As 2022 comes to a close, we answer some of the most-asked questions in data security.

Traditional measures like firewalls and antivirus software may not be enough to protect most practices.

Keep your data safe by knowing exactly what type of backup your systems need and how often to do it.

The latest generation of direct conversion sensor technology can help improve AI accuracy. No more “garbage in, garbage out.”

Here are 12 steps to fend off cyberattacks and remain HIPAA compliant.

Ransomware is still a top security concern for practices. This Q&A guide will help ensure you’re protected.

To keep your data safe from cyberattacks, you need to take a layered approach and have multiple levels of protection.

The pandemic led many to relocate. Dentists should take advantage of newer technologies and software such as NexHealth, designed to allow practices to be more successful this year and in the foreseeable future.

A tech solution for ordering your practice’s supplies and automating your workflows can simplify your life.

From formal risk assessments to encryption, here is a comprehensive list to ensure your practice data is safe.

The start of a new year is a great time to set new cybersecurity goals and update your practice’s systems. Here are 4 cybersecurity resolutions for 2022.

The end of the year is often a time for reflection on what services we as dental professionals can offer our patients.

The DC-Air intraoral x-ray imaging sensor is full of features, including how it incorporates direct conversion technology to convert x-ray photons directly to image data, that has the author excited about its potential.

Ransomware is far and away the biggest threat facing dental practices.