Fall in Love with Your IT Company
You have many options when choosing an IT company. Learn why selecting an IT provider who specializes in the dental industry is a smart move.
How to Send End-Of-Year Letters to Patients with Remaining Benefits
Learn about the 4-step process in Open Dental to create and send customized end-of-year letters to your patients before their benefits expire.
Focus on First Downs, Not Touchdowns
Is there such a thing as a “first-down focus” for a dental practice? Yes. It’s about increasing profitability. See the four things that determine how profitable your practice is, based on the Dental Intelligence Profitability Formula™.
Share Your Open Dental Info: Importing & Exporting
This post will discuss the various ways you can share Open Dental information you’ve customized using the Import & Export tools within the program.
How To Use Google My Business to the Fullest
This post explains what Google My Business is, and discusses the various features of GMB that can help improve your practice’s online visibility.
Using and Tracking Referrals in Open Dental
Read this post for the tools in Open Dental to help you track and manage patients referred in, and procedures referred out of your practice.
The Perfect 5-Step Backup Guide for the Imperfect Human
Data disasters aren’t just possible, they should be expected. Whether it’s a cybercriminal or a human error, your business’s data is at risk. Learn the backup strategies that can help you safeguard your data.
Tips & Tricks #14
In this tips & tricks post, learn more about how to process insurance refunds (when you’re sending money back to insurance), what to do if the provider’s DEA number is not showing on prescriptions, and some tips on medication lists.
Best Practices for Collecting Debt from Millennials in 2019
Your dental practice will likely be conducting debt collection from the millennial population at one point or another. Explore best practices and communications strategies in this post.
Reports: End of Day – Month – ANYTIME!
With Open Dental, there’s no need to “close out” any period – reports can be run anytime! In this post, we’ll review the typical end of day and end of month reports you may want to run.