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Change your mouth, and transform your life! Are you a busy student, career-driven woman, or mother who admittedly neglects your oral health from time to time? According to the CDC, half of Americans aged 30 or older are experiencing severe gum disease, are you one of them? Let's face it; gum disease can be hard to detect. Unfortunately, if left untreated, it significantly diminishes the quality of life; and increases the risk of tooth loss and chronic illness.

If you're thinking about buying a dental practice, you must listen to this book. Thousands of dentists go through the process of buying a dental practice every year. Did they choose a good practice? Did they buy at the right price? Did they buy at the right time? The stakes are high to get the right answers to those questions.

Are you thinking about starting your own dental practice and want to get it right the first time? For the enterprising dentist, The Simple Guide to Starting a Dental Practice and Getting it Right the First Time is an invaluable resource. Starting a practice from scratch in today's competitive market can be a scary proposition, but this guide will walk you through the steps to turn your dream into a reality.

This book was written to not only address frequently asked questions like those above, but also to cover everything you need to know about teeth, gums, modern, and cosmetic dentistry! But don't let that scare you!! Dr lee keeps things simple and to the point!

Your mouth is the gateway to your body and is the most critical organ for improving your health, from childhood onward. Your mouth is a window into the health of your body as a whole; from its microbiome to its structure, it impacts your physical and mental wellness in countless ways. Unfortunately, the mouth-body connection has been largely neglected by American medicine . . . until now. In this groundbreaking work, Dr. Hoss connects the dots between oral health and whole-body health, offering a roadmap to a longer, more successful future for you and your family.

Are you looking to cure your bad breath quickly? Are you embarrassed to go out and meet others due to your chronic bad breath? Then you will want to read on... Believe it or not there are effective ways on how to cure bad breath that won't cost you a substantial amount of money or take a long time to see any real results. And I give them to you within this guide.

Dental marketing could be one of the most important and most difficult challenges that dentists face. Get bad reviews, and your potential clients will go to another dentist. Fail to retain your customers and increase their lifetime value (LTV), and you face a constant uphill battle to get new and profitable customers. Not to mention the difficulties, time, and money wasted on trying to get qualified customers.

The modern patient is increasingly health-conscious. The readily available latest information in all spheres will soon cause patients to increasingly enquire and then entrust their healthcare, including dentistry, to establishments where these treatments and environments are practiced, even if just partially. Today, the trend is looking toward natural alternatives when it comes to food, household products, health, and wellness.

What is your traumatizing childhood story when you went to the dentist as a child? Did you get over that fear or does your child have that fear now too? Not to worry, because these are different times and if you recently have gone to the dentist, you will most likely see new high-tech equipment that doctors are using now when you get work done. Therefore, we as parents need to feel safe at the dentist so our kids also feel safe and not fearful. There are ways to prevent this fear by listening to Toddlers and Their Baby Teeth.

There is a secret war going on in dentistry right under our very loupes. And while it is invisible to the average dentist, the daily repercussions (lost patients, misdiagnoses, lawsuits, and more) are not.

Dentistry has been squeezed by more corporate organizations, more pressure from insurers, and more dentists. From 2012 to 2017, the number of Australian dentists grew almost two-and-a-half times faster than the Australian population. The result of this unprecedented change is that good dentistry is being trumped by better marketing and business systems. Fortunately, there is a solution.

The average orthodontic practice produces $1.2 million per year. Only a select few ever break the $3 million mark. However, some doctors continue to grow their practice, year after year, even doing six figures in production. The secret to a scalable practice is operations, and the missing role is the Chief Operations Office (COO). Orthodontists maximize their revenue-generating potential when they are seeing patients, producing as much as $10,000 per hour. Sadly, most doctors waste their time managing their practice and doing it badly.

If you thought, "yes, of course", then The Simple Guide to Selling Your Practice for More Money is for you. Your dental practice transition can unlock the potential of one of your greatest assets and can mean the difference between an okay retirement and one that is everything you ever dreamed of. The Simple Guide is packed full of practical advice, money-making tips to boost revenue, and enough horror stories to make you sit up and pay attention.

Overcome your child's breathing difficulties and achieve optimal airway development — without medications. People say “it's as easy as breathing” to describe something effortless. But how easy is breathing, really? It’s the most basic of human functions, something we do without even thinking… The problem is, modern lifestyles disrupt proper airway development.

Jamie Greenley’s life was turned upside down by one seemingly simple decision. Well-intentioned dental professionals, although possibly persuaded by the industry itself, had convinced this healthy, athletic mother of three energetic boys that the best option for a dental issue was, in fact, safe and in her best interest. The procedure, although successful at first, led to the catastrophe that this 40-year-old now endures on a daily basis.

What would you say if someone asked you to wash your mouth with oil? When I learned about a therapy that uses oil to cure diseases and oral problems, I admit I was only a little bit fascinated, until I discovered all the benefits it could provide. If you don't know what oil therapy is about, join us as we discover the health benefits of oil pulling together.

More and more dentists are signing up with dental insurance plans in the hopes that they will help bring in more new patients. The unfortunate part of this strategy is that corporate dental groups are leveraging their size and power in negotiating higher reimbursements. What are we as a group to do? For my practice, the answer to this question led me to discover a nearly unlimited and untapped market of fee-for-service patients who want and value their dental health but have a significant hurdle to coming in to see a private practice doctor.

TMJ or temporomandibular joint disorder, is a common condition of the jaw, which causes a series of problems in the jaw, neck and face, and may affect the entire body. In this book learn what TMJ actually is, how to seek out treatments and remedies, exercises and home treatments to manage the condition and ways to begin healing.

The Basic Rules of Being a Dental Patient explores the why, the how, and the what of being a dental patient. Through 10 Rules, Dr. Racich shares three decades of dental science, art, and business experience. Listeners leave with a "behind-the-scenes" understanding and are encouraged to empower themselves to be proactive, connect to their needs, and make the best health-informed choices for the their lives.

Dr. Tuan Pham is an expert in increasing dental office profitability and success. He is the creator of Dental Maverick, a program designed to teach dentists how to master effective communication, leadership, and management. As a practicing dentist, he recognizes that many dentists are excellent clinicians, but struggle with daily management and leadership duties. Many dentists simply want to go to work, perform dentistry, and not "deal with the rest," including staff management and leadership.