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A small dental lab wins on access, memory and the cases that need attention. Here is how to choose your ground, use digital on your own terms and show it.
A dental lab gets paid faster when each invoice can be matched to a patient at a glance. Here is what to put on invoices and statements, and when.
A dental lab fee schedule starts from what each product costs to make. Here is how Canadian labs build one, with GST/HST and the federal plan in mind.
A production board shows every case in a dental lab, where it is and when it is due. Here is how to run one on a whiteboard, a spreadsheet or software.
Seven numbers show a dental lab owner how the week went, from on-time delivery to remake rate. Here is how to count each one and what to do with them.
A fair remake policy says what a dental lab covers, what it needs from the practice and how a claim is handled. Here is what to put in one, part by part.
Dentists add a lab for a kind of work, on a recommendation or after a problem. Here is how a dental lab earns that first case, and the ones after it.
Practices stay with the dental lab that is easy to work with. Here is what a dentist notices, the early signs a practice is drifting, and what to do.
An incomplete Rx stops a case at the bench. Here is what goes missing, why it happens, and the intake habits that get a dental lab a complete Rx.
Status calls pull technicians off the bench. Here is why practices phone to ask where a case is, how to count the calls, and six changes that cut them.