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Marketing a dental practice won't always be successful - Dr. Jill Sonner shares how one big failure helped to create success later on.

Nearly every dentist today has some sort of online presence, so what can you do to set your practice apart?

No one ever said that going paperless is easy (or cheap), but those who have done it say it's worth the price.

The complaint names Benco Dental Supply Company, Henry Schein, Inc. and Patterson Companies, Inc.

Attendees will have the opportunity to earn up to six CE credits.

Steven Lin, DDS, is on a journey; a journey to help educate how whole body health begins with dental health and a dental health diet. It's an oral-systemic link that Lin says today is clearer than ever. And through a newly released book and a continuing education course, he's excited to help start this important conversation.

Negotiation is an art, and making these mistakes could cost you big.

Ivory ReLeaf is designed to maintain a dry field during a wide array of dental and hygiene procedures.

The transition to paperless can seem daunting, but in the end it could have big benefits for your practice.

A new dental technology maximizes the use of smartphones and watches at work, making bringing your smartphone to the office a practical option.

There's no time like the present to evaluate your life and career and create a plan that will set you up for success.

EHRs might seem scary, but if used well they can streamline your practice and make it more profitable.

The software is designed to move practice management to the cloud.

Why one clinician prefers using this self-adhesive resin cement over others.

How this bulk fill composite leads to efficient procedures and reliable restorations.

Is your practice still hosting data on servers in the back room? Still closing the office for several days when training is necessary? Andy Jensen of Curve Dental, Inc., says that's crazy. For reasons ranging from stimulating practice growth to ensuring HIPAA compliance, the time is now to migrate your practice to a cloud-based system.

Building trust and relationships will keep patients coming back to your practice.

A new piece of equipment, complete with all the bells and whistles, may seem like a great addition to your dental practice. But patients are not as discerning. Unless you like the challenge of working with new equipment and are equally comfortable presenting these new, and likely more expensive, procedures to patients, you might want to think twice before making the investment.

The scanner is said to offer enhanced image quality and new options for head and neck imaging.

This efficient and compact firing unit is designed to meet the needs of chairside milling dentists.

The Slade Blade reportedly allows for more efficient removal of granulation tissue in post-extraction sockets

The package is designed to help dentists explore the potential use of cosmetic dental treatment simulations in their practices.

Nineteen international experts will lecture on digital and esthetic dentistry.

The kit is said to be a catalyst for enhanced collaborative care and increased referrals.

The attachments are reportedly precision-crafted for smooth, reliable performance.

The ceramic-based flowable base restorative is the fourth product release in the Admira Fusion nano-ORMOCER product line.

Medical professionals commit their lives to improving the health and well-being of others and deserve a financially secure retirement.

With the upcoming launch of inLab SW 18, Denstply Sirona inLab users will be able to mill Digital Dentures in-house.