In 2008, Americans spent an estimated $100 billion on dental services, up 2.2% from the previous year. According to government actuaries, this expenditure is projected to increase at a "CAGR" Compound Annual Growth Rate of 6% reaching $136 billion by 2015.
Starting a solo practice is becoming prohibitively expensive, and the high debt load from dental school may prevent many new Dentists from receiving funds to purchase or start an office.
Working within the complex regulatory environment (including state dental practice laws, employment laws, managed care, HIPAA, and OSHA) is becoming more and more difficult.
As the “baby boom” generation gets older, the demand for higher priced dental products and services increases.
The senior population is living longer and keeping their teeth as they age. A 70 year old today can expect to live another 21.5 years, necessitating continuing dental care to enjoy life to the fullest.
In general people are paying more attention to dental health, and personal appearance in particular, fueling the demand for cosmetic dentistry.
The growth in managed care dental benefits results in more office visits for both routine and optional procedures.
| Install the necessary business tools, systems and protocols that allow you to maximize patient care. | |
| Effectively work as a team to help you develop a successful and profitable dental practice. | |
| Invest in you and your practice, to put you on top and keep you there year after year. |