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PracticeCFO is committed to providing customized financial advice to dental practices and their owners. Below are our recent posts designed to keep you in-the-know.
Six Business Mistakes That Hurt Dental Practice Profitability
Many dental practices grow clinically while struggling operationally. Production rises, schedules stay busy, and collections look strong. Yet profit, clarity, and long-term stability often lag. This gap rarely comes from clinical performance. Instead, it comes from business and practice management decisions that quietly limit growth. Understanding these mistakes helps practice owners protect profitability and reduce […]
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From Dentist to CEO: Leadership, Delegation, and Building a Team
Every growing dental practice reaches a turning point. Clinical skills alone are no longer enough to sustain growth. Leadership, hiring, delegation, and culture become essential to long-term success. Many dentists begin their careers focused on clinical excellence. Over time, however, the role expands beyond patient care. Running a successful practice requires leadership skills that are […]
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How to Maintain Quality While Growing a Dental Practice
Growth is exciting for any dental practice. New patients arrive, revenue increases, and the team expands. However, growth also creates a hidden risk. Quality can slowly decline without anyone noticing at first. A practice may still look successful on the surface. Appointment books remain full, marketing campaigns generate leads, and production numbers rise. Yet behind […]
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Scaling Without Chaos: Why Systems Must Come Before Growth
Every successful dental practice eventually faces the same challenge. Growth begins to accelerate, patient demand increases, and revenue starts to rise. At first, this progress feels exciting. However, behind the scenes, pressure builds. Processes become inconsistent, communication breaks down, and stress increases across the team. This stage of growth is common. Many practices reach a […]
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Dentistry in 2026: Staffing Shortages and Tech Investments
The dental industry is entering 2026 with a mix of optimism and pressure. Patient demand remains strong, practices are planning growth, and hiring activity is increasing. At the same time, workforce shortages and operational challenges continue to affect daily operations. This creates a unique moment for dentistry. Practices are preparing for expansion while navigating one […]
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The Dental Fiscal Squeeze: Costs Up, Reimbursements Flat
Dental practices are experiencing a confusing financial moment. Patient demand remains steady, appointment books stay full, and consumer spending continues to rise. Yet many dentists feel more financial pressure than ever before. Confidence levels have dropped, stress has increased, and profit margins feel tighter each year. This contradiction creates a major question. How can practices […]
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Why Dental Spending Keeps Rising Despite Economic Pressure
Economic pressure has touched nearly every industry in recent years. Inflation, rising living costs, and shifting consumer priorities have forced households to rethink spending habits. However, one category has shown surprising stability and growth: dental care. Even as families manage tighter budgets, dental spending continues to rise. This trend is not accidental. Instead, it reflects […]
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How Poor Investment Decisions Hurt Dentists’ Long-Term Financial Plans
Dentists spend years building successful practices, increasing income, and creating professional stability. Yet many still find themselves falling behind on long-term financial goals. In most cases, the issue is not income. It is decision-making. Poor investment choices and misunderstood debt strategies quietly drain wealth over time. These mistakes often feel harmless in the moment, but […]
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Retirement Planning Errors Dentists Make After Age 50
As dentists move past age 50, their financial situation often looks very different from what it did earlier in their careers. Practice cash flow is usually stronger, major debts may be paid down, and personal expenses often stabilize as children become independent. Despite this improved position, many dentists still make retirement planning mistakes that cost […]
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