When it comes to starting a new dental practice, everything can seem very overwhelming and exciting. You've finished school, maybe put in a few years working in someone else's practice, but now it's time to take the leap. Congratulations!
Not only is it a thrilling endeavor, but there's a lot of work to do. We know that you have a lot of decisions to make and it can be tough to get any straight answers. Compounding the issue, you likely don't have a lot of business education under your belt. A recent study showed that 85% of dental school graduates feel unprepared for starting and running a practice. That's okay! You now have a DDS, not an MBA, and you're definitely not alone.
While we can't go too deep into specifics, we wanted to provide a roadmap or jumping off point to get you thinking about the kinds of decisions and help you'll need as you move toward opening your practice. Obviously, a practice in Topeka will be very different from one in Manhattan—but you still have the same issues of finding an office space, hiring staff, and more.
This guide will help you think through some of those big-picture issues and point you in the right direction for more information and guidance.
You're prepared for teeth! You know how you talk to patients and explain procedures. You know how to give great dental care. But what do you know about KPIs? Marketing? Human resources? Insurance? So while you know a lot about being a dentist, we're willing to guess you don't know all that much about what it takes to actually run a business, particularly a dental practice. Use our ebook as a guide to help you wrap your brain around where you need the most help. This will help you make strong decisions and get your practice started on the right foot.
You'll have a lot of decisions to make. From hiring staff to an office location, to marketing firms and down to the equipment you buy. We want to simplify that by giving you an all-in-one EHR software that manages your whole practice. It's all you need to schedule patients, bill insurance, document health records, store x-rays, and more. Make it easy to get your job done. Want to learn more? Learn about our New Practice Special here. In the meantime, get our FREE ebook 4 Things You Can Do to Jumpstart Your New Dental Practice and get ready to open that brand new practice!
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