Dental Products

Posted by Shriya Rathod on March 4th, 2017

It can be tricky to navigate the world of dental products and dental hygiene products—new ones are always becoming available. Plus, how can you know what really works?

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 Dentist entrepreneurs are driven not by security but by a vision. They have a grand purpose of building a great business, not simply leading a stable practice that allows them to make a good living. Dentist entrepreneurs are driven by their passion for creating a significant dental enterprise that reflects their values, vision and purpose.  They reimagine how dentistry can be delivered. By working with such inspiring individuals from all parts of the U.S., South America, Canada, the Middle East, Asia, Israel and Europe, I have come to deeply appreciate what distinguishes a dental entrepreneur from the average dentist.  

 Most dentists are not inherently entrepreneurial. They primarily go into dental practice due to its historical stability and minimal downside risks. Dental practice classically has been a pathway to sizable personal income, immune from radical fluctuation in the economy and safe from being displaced by disruptive technologies. That is, until the last few years.

Seismic shifts in the dental landscape are now occurring. The asset value of solo dental practices is nose-diving due to a flattening of its revenues, increasing costs of doing business, competition for new patients who can pay for dentistry and the increasing restrictions of dental benefits. To make matters worse, student debt—along with a major shift in attitude among younger dentists—is reducing the number of viable buyers for dental practices, further depressing the negotiable value.

As individual practices are struggling more financially, managed group practices are emerging as a dominant force in the market due to their ability to reduce the cost of delivery, handle backroom functions more effectively and less expensively, manage operations and staff, and leverage negotiations with vendors, suppliers and labs. By reducing the cost of delivery and improving access, managed group practices have gained appeal in the market and among other industry stakeholders such as insurers, benefit managers and suppliers.

 Dentee is the most powerful dental products online service, born out of our deep expertise in dental care and passion for leveraging technology to take patient care to next level.

Source:http://practicemanagement.dentalproductsreport.com/article/11-qualities-true-dentist-entrepreneur