TheWealthyDentist.com™ Newsletter Archive
News From The Wealthy Dentist #73: November 28, 2007
Editorial: Jim Du Molin
How to Avoid Embezzlement and Keep Your Dental Practice Afloat
Previously, I told you how common
dental embezzlement
is and what some of the
warning signs of
dental embezzlement are.
Embezzlement can be deadly to a dental practice and your retirement
plans. You can protect yourself by implementing an
internal system of controls. The single largest problem is
permitting one employee to handle all receivables and payables. But dividing financial
responsibilities and functions is not enough.
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Survey Results: Dental Boards and Marketing
Good Marketing Shouldn't Be a Bad Thing
In our most recent survey, we asked dentists if they feel that state dental boards unfairly restrict
dental practice marketing. Two out of three dentists said no - dental boards are just protecting the
public's best interest. But one out of three dentists was frustrated by the limitations dental boards
put on advertising and other dental marketing efforts.
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Fluoride Controversy Rages On
It's Clearly the Best Thing Ever or the Worst Thing Ever
In a recent survey, we found that dentists are overwhelmingly in favor of water fluoridation. However, that's hardly the end of the story. There's a small but vocal segment of the population that's dead-set against fluoride in our public water systems. The latest claim is that fluoride lowers IQ. Click to continue...
Also in the News...
- Smile! Scientists Work Out the Secret to Perfect Teeth
- Cruise Ship Sails into Storm over Whitening Botch
- Shortage of Dentists in Kansas
- Celebrity Chef Cooks Up Braces-Friendly Fare
- Sector Snap: Dental Supply Shares Fall
- NHS Strikes Off Patient Delayed 15 Minutes by Car Accident
Previous Surveys...
- Fluoridate Our Water, Say Dentists
- Invisalign: 3 Out of 4 Dentists Go With the Money!
- Half of Dentists Report Trouble with Peer Review
- Dentists Love Oral Conscious Sedation
- How Dentists Refer Braces Patients to Orthodontists
- Dentists Sometimes Date Patients (They Sometimes Marry Them, Too)
Previous Editorial Highlights...
- Ten More Signs You're Being Ripped Off by a Team Member!
- When Blind Faith in Humanity Doesn’t Cut It!
- Someone Is, Most Likely, Stealing from You at This Very Moment
- Dental Practice Signage: It's Worth a Shot
- A Good Dentist Deserves a Reasonable Fee Increase
- Dental Fees: Are the Insurance Companies Really Your Partners?
