Brittany Allen is an accomplished business director passionate about creativity and leadership. Holding an MBA (and an Interior Design degree) from Baylor University, she works alongside her husband to manage a thriving multi-location private practice in East Texas.
With a keen eye for detail and a strategic business mindset, she helps lead their practice to new heights while ensuring their mission of excellent leadership in both the office and the community is always at the forefront.
Brittany enjoys traveling, playing mahjong, and hanging out with her family and cats in her free time.
Modern technology quickly routes our paths from point A to point B once we specify our desired destination. In dentistry, the goal is to achieve treatment acceptance. Filling the schedule with accepted procedures is where we can truly assist our patients, and...
While this may not be as sensational as reality television, I have often felt abandoned on a deserted island over the past twenty years. My husband and I had no idea what challenges awaited us when we entered the dental field in 2005. However, this journey has...
AI is taking over our world, even in dentistry. From imaging and diagnosing to treatment planning and augmented reality, AI is helping dental professionals educate patients on their oral health needs and what modern dentistry can do for them. On the business...
Being an administrative leader is not always lollipops and gumdrops. The right communication, or the wrong, can make all the difference in the world on the culture of our practices. Are you or your team telling each other everything “is fine,” when underneath all the...
Being the business director of three dental practice locations does not mean I have to be at all three at once. However, it does mean I must know the health of the practices at all times. Accomplishing this takes communication and organization. At each...
Most patients have a preconceived notion of what a dentist and their practice should look like. Sterile white walls, mint green scrubs, and uncomfortable vinyl chairs might just be what is really scaring your patients. If you want to set yourself apart, be...
