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Book Synopsis

Dental Practice Transition: A Practical Guide to Management, Second Edition, helps readers navigate through options such as starting a practice, associateships, and buying an existing practice with helpful information on business systems, marketing, staffing, and money management.

  • Unique comprehensive guide for the newly qualified dentist
  • Covers key aspects of practice management and the transition into private practice
  • Experienced editorial team provides a fresh, balanced and in-depth look at this vitally important subject
  • New and expanded chapters on dental insurance, patient communication, personal finance, associateships, embezzlement, and dental service organizations


Table of Contents

Contributors vii

Preface ix

About the Companion Website xi

Part 1 An Introduction to the Practice Transition, Dental Practice Financial Statements, and Practice Financial Analysis 1

Chapter 1 Introduction and Overview 3
David G. Dunning and Brian M. Lange

Chapter 2 Financial Statements 23
David O. Willis

Chapter 3 Practice Financial Analysis 35
David O. Willis

Part 2 Ownership: Business Planning, Practice Valuation, Dental Equipment, Buying/Buying into a Practice, Starting a Practice, Financing a Practice and Business Entities 51

Chapter 4 Business Planning: Fromthe Perspective of theDentist and the Banker 53
Nader A. Nadershahi, Lucinda J. Lyon, and Lisa Itaya

Chapter 5 Understanding Practice Valuation 85
C. Steven Wolff, DDS

Chapter 6 Dental Equipment 97
Mike Wacker

Chapter 7 Buying/Buying into a Practice 113
Nader A. Nadershahi and Lucinda J. Lyon

Chapter 8 Starting a Dental Practice 133
David G. Dunning, Bradley Alderman, and Tyler Smith

Chapter 9 Financing a Practice 153
Gavin Shea

Chapter 10 Business Entities 169
Arthur S. Wiederman and Ross L. Crist

Part 3 Business Systems and Related Issues: Incorporating Technology, Dental Fees and Financial Policies, Dental Benefits, Appointment Scheduling, Compliance, and Embezzlement 189

Chapter 11 Incorporating Technology 191
Thomas Terronez

Chapter 12 Dental Fees, Fee Setting, and Financial Policies for Patients 203
Robert D. Madden and Eugene Heller

Chapter 13 Dental Benefits 231
Kristen Strasheim, RDH, BSDH

Chapter 14 Appointment Scheduling Strategies 245
Dunn H. Cumby

Chapter 15 Compliance with Government Regulations 275
Ronda Anderson

Chapter 16 Understanding Embezzlement 287
David Harris

Part 4 Marketing and Patient Communication 307

Chapter 17 External Marketing 309
Darold Opp

Chapter 18 Internal Marketing and Customer Service 323
Amy Kirsch

Chapter 19 Chairside Communication with Patients 337
David G. Dunning and Brian M. Lange

Part 5 Associateships and Dental Support Organizations 347

Chapter 20 About Associateships 349
Richard S. Callan

Chapter 21 Dental Support Organizations 369
Rick Workman

Part 6 Managing Staff: Human Resources/Compliance, Managing Dental Teams, and Staff Meetings 383

Chapter 22 Human Resources and Employment Compliance 385
Tim Twigg and Rebecca Boartfield

Chapter 23 Managing Dental Teams 401
Amy Kirsch

Chapter 24 Staff Meetings 421
David Neumeister

Part 7 Money Management: Insuring a Practice; and Personal Finance, Investments, and Retirement Options 443

Chapter 25 Insuring a Dental Practice 445
James E. Spitsen

Chapter 26 Personal Finance, Investments, and Retirement Options 471
William “Dana” Webb and Brian M. Lange

Index 489

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    Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
    Publication Date: 13/09/2016
    ISBN13: 9781119119456, 978-1119119456
    ISBN10: 1119119456

    Description

    Book Synopsis

    Dental Practice Transition: A Practical Guide to Management, Second Edition, helps readers navigate through options such as starting a practice, associateships, and buying an existing practice with helpful information on business systems, marketing, staffing, and money management.

    • Unique comprehensive guide for the newly qualified dentist
    • Covers key aspects of practice management and the transition into private practice
    • Experienced editorial team provides a fresh, balanced and in-depth look at this vitally important subject
    • New and expanded chapters on dental insurance, patient communication, personal finance, associateships, embezzlement, and dental service organizations


    Table of Contents

    Contributors vii

    Preface ix

    About the Companion Website xi

    Part 1 An Introduction to the Practice Transition, Dental Practice Financial Statements, and Practice Financial Analysis 1

    Chapter 1 Introduction and Overview 3
    David G. Dunning and Brian M. Lange

    Chapter 2 Financial Statements 23
    David O. Willis

    Chapter 3 Practice Financial Analysis 35
    David O. Willis

    Part 2 Ownership: Business Planning, Practice Valuation, Dental Equipment, Buying/Buying into a Practice, Starting a Practice, Financing a Practice and Business Entities 51

    Chapter 4 Business Planning: Fromthe Perspective of theDentist and the Banker 53
    Nader A. Nadershahi, Lucinda J. Lyon, and Lisa Itaya

    Chapter 5 Understanding Practice Valuation 85
    C. Steven Wolff, DDS

    Chapter 6 Dental Equipment 97
    Mike Wacker

    Chapter 7 Buying/Buying into a Practice 113
    Nader A. Nadershahi and Lucinda J. Lyon

    Chapter 8 Starting a Dental Practice 133
    David G. Dunning, Bradley Alderman, and Tyler Smith

    Chapter 9 Financing a Practice 153
    Gavin Shea

    Chapter 10 Business Entities 169
    Arthur S. Wiederman and Ross L. Crist

    Part 3 Business Systems and Related Issues: Incorporating Technology, Dental Fees and Financial Policies, Dental Benefits, Appointment Scheduling, Compliance, and Embezzlement 189

    Chapter 11 Incorporating Technology 191
    Thomas Terronez

    Chapter 12 Dental Fees, Fee Setting, and Financial Policies for Patients 203
    Robert D. Madden and Eugene Heller

    Chapter 13 Dental Benefits 231
    Kristen Strasheim, RDH, BSDH

    Chapter 14 Appointment Scheduling Strategies 245
    Dunn H. Cumby

    Chapter 15 Compliance with Government Regulations 275
    Ronda Anderson

    Chapter 16 Understanding Embezzlement 287
    David Harris

    Part 4 Marketing and Patient Communication 307

    Chapter 17 External Marketing 309
    Darold Opp

    Chapter 18 Internal Marketing and Customer Service 323
    Amy Kirsch

    Chapter 19 Chairside Communication with Patients 337
    David G. Dunning and Brian M. Lange

    Part 5 Associateships and Dental Support Organizations 347

    Chapter 20 About Associateships 349
    Richard S. Callan

    Chapter 21 Dental Support Organizations 369
    Rick Workman

    Part 6 Managing Staff: Human Resources/Compliance, Managing Dental Teams, and Staff Meetings 383

    Chapter 22 Human Resources and Employment Compliance 385
    Tim Twigg and Rebecca Boartfield

    Chapter 23 Managing Dental Teams 401
    Amy Kirsch

    Chapter 24 Staff Meetings 421
    David Neumeister

    Part 7 Money Management: Insuring a Practice; and Personal Finance, Investments, and Retirement Options 443

    Chapter 25 Insuring a Dental Practice 445
    James E. Spitsen

    Chapter 26 Personal Finance, Investments, and Retirement Options 471
    William “Dana” Webb and Brian M. Lange

    Index 489

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