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When to Hire a Dental Practice Lawyer

Opening and managing a dental practice is both rewarding and challenging. Unfortunately, like any other business, there is a chance that you may deal with legal issues down the road.

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To provide yourself with the best chance of preventing these issues or overcoming them, it is important to be familiar with all of the laws surrounding the industry and the operation of a business. A dental contract lawyer can help you with various tasks that may be difficult or seem impossible to handle on your own.

When a Lawyer Can Help

There are several circumstances where you can benefit by working with a skilled legal team as a dental professional.…

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Get Money Back for Your Dental Scrap

As a dentist with a busy practice, you probably already realize that the dental scrap you recover from working on patients day-to-day could be worth a substantial amount of money, especially when added up over a year. First, however, you need to find a company that can turn that material into value.

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Partnering with a Reliable Company

When you partner with a company that can separate, refine and purify dental scraps, you can turn this regular waste into a lucrative source of passive income. What you may not know is how to tell whether you’re getting a fair value for the precious metals that you return for this type of metal recycling.…

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5 Pieces of Equipment that Make The Dental Business Easier and Better

You will most likely make it through your life without ever knowing someone who enjoys going to the dentist. From our earliest memories, we remember the awkwardness, the pain, the too hotness, the too coldness, and the numbness of our dental experiences.

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But, at least in the past decade or so, dental technology has been getting better, equipment has been getting smarter, and dentists have been improving their techniques to make the whole endeavor more palatable. Consider dental cameras, sonic toothbrushes, better fluoride buffers, new substances for fillings, and less conspicuous braces all as things that are helping the dentistry business out.…

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