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With International Women’s Day right around the corner, the influence women have had in the field of dentistry has been at the forefront of our minds. To honor their contributions and achievements in this space, we thought it would be...

Due to a wide variety of factors, the dental industry is undergoing a rapid transformation. From pandemic impacts on staffing and patients to technological advancements and increasing economic uncertainty, dental service organizations (DSOs) have a lot on their plate this year.

The dental industry is undergoing a massive digital transformation as more practices migrate to the cloud. While the adoption of cloud computing in healthcare has been steadily rising for over a decade, it’s recently taken off.

As advancements in technology help healthcare professionals improve treatment outcomes and maximize productivity, this rapid digital transformation has also opened organizations up to new cyber-attack vulnerabilities.

With so much change and disruption happening in the dental industry over the last couple of years, practitioners have had to face numerous challenges—from the pandemic and its hurdles to keeping up with technological advancements. As the new year approaches, it’s a great time for dental professionals to take a step back and assess the current state of their practice.

While automating payment tasks sounds like it would be a headache, it’s actually never been easier. But before we dive into the four small changes you can make to improve the payment process, it’s important to discuss how patient preferences and perceptions are changing.

Healthcare organizations have long been at the forefront of technological innovations, using them to maximize productivity and efficiency while improving patient outcomes. The dental industry in particular is currently undergoing a massive digital transformation as more practices adopt cloud computing solutions.

Cloud-based orthodontic practice management software Cloud-based orthodontic software has revolutionized the orthodontics industry by streamlining practice management workflows from beginning to end. Practice pain points Traditional orthodontic practice workflows often include tedious, time-consuming tasks like appointment scheduling, patient record-keeping, billing...

Oral Surgery: Practice Management The primary goal for any oral surgeon is to provide their patients with the highest-quality dental care possible. But, at the same time, managing a practice requires more than just treatment planning and procedures. Oral surgeons...

How does Sensei Cloud technology provide dental practices with a competitive advantage? Let’s take a closer look at the 10 key ways Sensei Cloud can benefit you, your practice and your patients. Click here to download the ebook. 

If you’ve been talking about digitizing your practice, chances are you’ve come across the topic of cloud computing and cloud storage. The concept of cloud-based communications has revolutionized almost every aspect of our lives, and it’s no surprise that this...

General Dentistry: Practice Management No matter the size or specialty of a dental office, inefficient and messy practice management workflows hinder growth and productivity, limiting a dentist's ability to provide adequate patient care. Smaller dental clinics often require the dentist...

Data collection and analysis is becoming the new gold rush. The more data an organization can mine, the better it can understand its customers, thereby gaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace. As the dental industry dives headlong into this...

Download our case study with Dr. Camacho on "How Carestream Dental’s Patient Manager Assisted Forever Smiles in Reputation Management". With significant success in only a short time of using Carestream Dental solutions, Dr. Camacho and his staff members are pleased...

Dental practices have taken a huge hit from the pandemic, and the industry is still reeling from the impact. While many offices were able to overcome the lockdowns and mitigate the health risks of in-person appointments, there’s one lingering consequence that’s had a major effect on dentistry: Staffing shortages.

Cybersecurity has become increasingly relevant for oral healthcare providers in the last decade. Cybercrimes are on the rise, with a 15 percent increase in 2021 over 2020, and the healthcare industry has become a favorite target of cyber-criminals. You may think your practice is too small to attract the attention of so-called hackers. You may believe you and your team are too smart to fall for phishing scams. If you want your business to thrive in the digital age, make sure your expectations meet the reality of caring for patients in a connected practice.

We sat down with Carestream Dental’s Joey Martin to get the answers to some common questions oral surgeons ask about cloud platforms. Whether customizing data fields, setting up short-call lists or understanding the most efficient ways to share imaging, our expert offers answers below!

We’ve all been there: We walk up to the desk at our doctor’s office to check in, and in return, we’re handed a clumsy clipboard stacked with what feels like a small novel’s worth of paper forms to complete. And...

NEW ORLEANS—Today at the AAOMS Annual Meeting, Carestream Dental introduced the first true-cloud practice management solution designed specifically for the oral and maxillofacial field: Sensei Cloud for Oral Surgery. It includes all the benefits expected of the Cloud—secure anytime, anywhere...

As an oral surgeon, you are more than a doctor and an oral healthcare provider–you are also a business owner. And that makes the demands of your practice unique and they also require different organizational needs than a general dentistry...

Whether you manage a group practice or a larger DSO, you may find that your scale gives you more opportunities for investment. That could mean new practice management platforms, updated equipment or even add-on modules for your existing software and...