Decision fatigue is a real thing in dental practice. How can you stay in control and continue to make good decisions even at the end of a long day?

Paradoxically, the dentists who run around their office all day are often the least productive.

When was the last time you practiced and improved your skills?

A couple of days ago I needed to have a prescription filled at a pharmacy. As I was out walking I came across a pharmacy in a quiet area...

Do you ever tell your patients off? Maybe that is not such a good idea.

Is there a behaviour that can guarantee your success? Yes there is.

There is a common statistic that you should not track. It is unhelpful, even damaging to your success.

You are doing the patient (and your practice) a disservice by cleaning their their teeth on the first visit.

I'm surprised whenever I hear a dentist works without magnification. Boy, are they ever missing out!