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Dental practice and dental insurance
1Levin Group Inc., 10 New Plant Court, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA. rlevin@levingroup.com
Abstract:
The time has come for dentists to recognize that the dental insurers, as an outside factor, must be considered when designing a practice business model. The same efficiencies that would be well-placed in any business now need to be considered carefully in a dental practice to keep income from being reduced. Fortunately, there is a great deal of opportunity to increase practice efficiency and maintain or exceed the current level of financial performance.
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