Data Driven Dentistry: 2023 Round-up!

by Oral Health

CE Courses: Online or In-person?

We looked at the trends in CE and found dentists’ preferences were split between in-person and online courses, but that topic of course was the most important in decision-making.

The Importance of Dental Labs

Most dentists do not plan to add an in-house lab to their practice, but we explored the benefits it can have, such as having more control over quality, an additional revenue source, and shorter treatment time.

How Much Do You Know About AI?

Oral Health put out a lot of content about AI this year and we look forward to seeing how these statistics change in the future as AI integrates into more and more dental practices.

Considerations When Selling a Dental Practice

Trends in practice transitions show age and health are the most common reasons for selling a practice. Brokers, accountants, lawyers and other professionals are all popular options to use in the process.

The Benefits of Exit Interviews

Over half of dentists are not conducting exit interviews with departing staff. We discussed why you should consider implementing them, especially during the current staffing challenges facing the industry.

Dentistry is Worth the Price

It was heartwarming to see that despite the costs and challenges that come with running a dental practice, most dentists would still recommend it as a career.

As seen in the print issue of Oral Health December 2023

*In October and November 2022 Bramm Research, a third-party independent research house, con-ducted an online survey of active, practicing non-hospital affiliated dentists and dental specialists on behalf of Oral Health. Survey invitations went out to a contact list of approximately 9,000 readers and there were 251 completions, for a response rate of 2.8. With a total sample of 251, the margin of error is plus or minus 6.0 percentage points at the 95 percent confidence level. If, for example, 50% of the sample indicated that agreed with a statement, then we can be reasonably sure (19 times out of 20) of an accuracy within +/- 6.0%. This means that a total census would reveal an answer of not less than 44.0% and not more than 56.0%.

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