Embezzlement prevention tips from Dr. Gordon Christensen
Embezzlement and fraud are rampant in dental practices. Here are some of the most common methods of dishonesty: Patients on the day sheet should be the same as those on the appointment schedule. It is simple for an employee to drop a patient who paid... Click to continue Share:
Organize Your Systems by Dr. Nate Booth
In past Tips & Tricks, I’ve talked about how you should hire for attitude and train for skill. In this edition, I’ll discuss a third piece of the pie — organize your systems. Here’s an example. After you present a comprehensive case, what percent of the time do... Click to continue Share:
IRS turns up heat on employment taxes
In November 2009, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that it would begin its first Employment Tax National Research Project (NRP) in 25 years. One purpose was to gather data through audits to determine the compliance rate with employment tax laws... Click to continue Share:
Ask Dr. Christensen
Question: Two devices have me confused. Some of my dentist friends are enthused about cutting tooth structure with aluminum oxide expelled from an air-abrasion unit. Others with whom I have spoken are using sodium bicarbonate in an air-slurry polisher... Click to continue Share:
Instrument Processing, Work Flow and Sterility Insurance
Government agencies regulate and make recommendations on instrument processing and occupational safety. There are a number of requirements and necessary steps involved in instrument processing, including preparation... Click to continue Share:
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