Dentistry has relied on visual exams, radiographs, and patient history to detect disease for years. However, prevention options have changed—the diagnostic potential of something simple, abundant, and often overlooked: saliva. Understanding the science of the...
I always thought that becoming an office manager would be a rewarding career path, and I worked hard to attain that role. Quickly, I realized just how vital my position was to keep our dental practice running smoothly, balancing patient satisfaction, team...
Modern dentistry is more than just coming in for your cleaning or filling. Clinical excellence remains the foundation of quality care. Today’s patients also crave comfort, personalization, and a sense of being genuinely cared for. We have learned that sometimes...
Patients are increasingly seeking treatments that align not only with their oral health needs but also with their overall well-being. Bridging their oral health needs and overall well-being requires raising awareness among patients about holistic practices and...
From managing appointments to billing, the Administrative Team is a group of individuals with different skill sets that work on the backbone of dental practices. Key Responsibilities of the Administrative Team One of our primary responsibilities at the front...
The American Association of Dental Office Managers (AADOM) and local study clubs in the Dental Professional Learning Networks (DPLNs) provide invaluable resources and networking opportunities that empower dental office managers and their teams. There are...
