April/May 2014
by Click Here to Read the April/May issue (w link to PDF download) Taking Control When it comes to infection control protocols, get it in writing Check …
Overcoming Challenges with Compliance
Investing in every team member, including the dental assistants, can minimize the risk of incidents, reduce turnover, improve patient care, increase patient retention and generate …
Infection control tools
OSAP, the Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention, has developed a number of tools to educate patients and dental staff about patient safety in dentistry. …
Hand Hygiene
Hand hygiene should be a priority across the group practice. Are dentists and their staff doing enough to protect themselves and their patients from infection? …
New CDC guidelines will address unresolved issues
Agency preparing to update its 2003 infection control guidelines The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is updating its 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in …
Check and double-check in-office sterilization
Best practices for sterility call for proper instrument processing and monitoring. Now more than ever, the commitment to infection prevention is key to every practice’s …
Taking Control
By Laura Thill When it comes to infection control protocols, get it in writing Ensuring that infection control protocols are followed consistently throughout a group …
Group & Multi-Practice Summit 2014 series
Dental Practice Strategist Rhonda Mullins has experienced a pattern in conversations with solo dental practitioners in the last 24 months. These dental entrepreneurs notice a …
Learning by Numbers
Great Expressions places a premium on sharing knowledge throughout its 215 practices Can power be judged by numbers? Perhaps, if you’re talking about purchasing power …