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Why AI Integration Matters for Growth at a .Net Development Company
AI integration serves as a strategic growth driver for . NET development companies because it extends beyond being a temporary trend. The solution improves application performance through its development speed enhancement and creation of advanced business solutions. By incorporating AI functions...  Read More
“What’s Your Equity Story?”
The contemporary forms of group practices (DSO, DPO, DMO, ABC, DGO, LOL) are approaching their sixth decade of operations.  As the labels and models proliferate, an increasingly common conversation is: “So, what’s your equity story?” Fantastic question. I encourage anyone curious about...  Read More
Children’s teeth go through many changes as they grow. From learning to chew to forming speech sounds, healthy teeth play an important role. When tooth decay appears, choosing the right filling material can make a big difference. Tooth-colored fillings are now widely used for treating cavities in...  Read More
Orthognathic jaw surgery is a corrective procedure used to fix jaw alignment problems. It is recommended when the upper and lower jaws do not fit together properly. These issues can affect chewing, speaking, breathing, and facial balance. In many cases, braces alone are not enough to correct...  Read More
Many people want a brighter smile, but sensitive teeth often make whitening feel risky. A simple sip of cold water can already cause discomfort, so the idea of whitening products may feel intimidating. The truth is that sensitive teeth do not rule out whitening. They only require smarter...  Read More
What is GLP-1 SuperDefender Ozempic Teeth Treatment?
What is GLP-1 SuperDefender™? GLP-1 SuperDefender™ is an innovative dual-purpose custom night guard that provides protection against teeth grinding and acid exposure, both of which are common side effects of Ozempic. Designed specifically for users of GLP-1 medications, this product helps protect...  Read More
The shape of a child’s upper jaw plays a big role in dental health. When the upper jaw is too narrow, teeth may not fit properly. This can affect how a child bites, breathes, and even speaks. A palatal expander is designed to gently widen the upper jaw at the right stage of growth. Parents often...  Read More
A maxillary skeletal expander is a modern orthodontic device. It helps widen the upper jaw. This jaw is also called the maxilla. When the upper jaw is too narrow, it can cause many dental and health problems. A skeletal expander works directly on the jawbone. This makes it different from...  Read More
ADAPT: Self-Management, Burnout and the Inner Operating System by Dr. Jason Luchtefeld Awareness is only the first step; the real challenge is what you do with it. This session focuses on turning emotional recognition into regulation through the science of the stress response, adaptive...  Read More
Episode 62: Rebecca Hinds on Your Best Meeting Ever
In this episode of The Burleson Box, Dr. Dustin Burleson sits down with Rebecca Hinds, PhD, to explore a topic that affects every practice, every business, and every team: the meeting culture you’ve inherited, and the meeting culture you’re choosing to tolerate. Rebecca opens with one of the most...  Read More
Our Ongoing Staffing Conundrums
Optimizing the staffing model for any practice always seems to be a work-in-progress.   Dentistry is certainly not getting any easier, and top line pressures only exacerbate the need to identify pockets of opportunity in practice overhead. You can only wring out so many efficiencies in supply...  Read More
Fast Track through the Pharmacy: What to Know for Easier Clearances
Kiera is joined by the tooth-healer himself, Jason Dent! Jason has an extensive background in pharmacy, and shares with Kiera where his pharmaceutical experience has bled over into dentistry. This includes the difference between anti-quag and anti-platelet and which medications are probably safe,...  Read More
Why Two Patients With Identical Plaque Have Completely Different Dental Outcomes
Every dentist has seen this. Two patients. Same plaque scores. Same oral hygiene instructions. Same recall interval. One maintains stable gingiva for years. The other progresses to inflammation, recession, or periodontal breakdown—despite “doing everything right.” Modern dentistry explains this...  Read More
The Hidden Cost of Scaling: Why Growth Exposes What One Practice Can Hide
Most dental practices don’t struggle because they lack opportunity. They struggle because opportunity quietly leaks out of the building as they grow. When owners talk about inefficiency, the conversation usually jumps straight to marketing spend, staffing shortages, or technology choices. Those...  Read More
How Long Should You Wait to Get a Massage After Dental Surgery?
Dental surgery recovery involves more than just managing mouth pain and eating soft foods. Patients often wonder when they can resume normal activities, including self-care routines like massage therapy that help manage stress and promote healing. The relationship between dental surgery and...  Read More
I Built an App to Handle No-Shows and Late Cancellations
If you run a dental practice, you already know this problem. A patient cancels last minute. Or worse, they just do not show up. The chair sits empty. The assistant is still paid. The doctor is still there. The overhead keeps running. So we react the only way we know how. We punish. No-show fees....  Read More
The No-Fee Solution: Why You Don’t Need to Charge $50 for No-Shows
You don’t need to charge a $50 fee for no-shows or late cancellations. In fact, that $50 fee might be costing you more than the empty chair itself. We have all been there. It’s 9:00 AM on a Tuesday. The schedule is packed. Then, the phone rings. Your 10:00 AM crown prep "woke up with a fever" or...  Read More
The Anatomy of Avoidance: Why Rational Adults Turn Into Terrified Children in Your Chair
We have all been there. You have a patient who runs a successful business, raises three kids, or runs marathons on weekends. They are competent, rational adults. But the moment the bib goes on, they regress. They squirm. They ask the same question three times. Or worse, they cancel 20 minutes...  Read More
In a busy dental practice, urgent patient needs are common. When a patient calls with pain, swelling, or a broken tooth, immediate attention can prevent further damage and build trust in care. A dental team that is prepared for urgent situations improves patient satisfaction and helps the...  Read More
ADAPT: The Science & Practice of Emotional Intelligence in Dentistry by Dr. Jason Luchtefeld Emotional intelligence starts with awareness - the ability to notice what’s happening inside before it drives what happens outside. In this opening session, you’ll learn the neuroscience behind emotion...  Read More
Walk down the oral care aisle of any pharmacy and you’ll see dozens of toothbrush options — manual brushes in every shape and softness, and electric toothbrushes that promise a “professional clean at home.” With so many choices, a common question we hear at the dental office is: Is an electric...  Read More
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