by Holli | Dec 3, 2019 | Dental Office, Employer advice, Practice Advice
The end of the year (and the decade) is fast approaching. You probably have a holiday party planned but if you don’t, we would love to give you some alternate ideas on ways to spoil your team for all their hard work with year. The classic party is great, but can be... 
by Holli | Nov 20, 2019 | Dental Office, Employer advice, Practice Advice
At DirectDental we get to connect with every type of dental practice. We meet dentists that are thriving, dentists that are struggling and dentists that are right in the middle. And through many conversations, we have figured out the one thing that all our thriving... 
by Holli | Nov 5, 2019 | Dental Office, Employer advice, Hiring, Labor Law, Practice Advice
Last week I talked about the stresses of keeping your productions up during the holiday months. This week, we are going to talk about keeping your practice fully staffed during this time of the year. When it comes the holiday months, you may find that: You need to... by Holli | Oct 16, 2019 | Dental Office, Employer advice, Hiring, Practice Advice, Temporary Hire
Do you feel like your practice is doing ok, but that you are stuck at a level you know you could do better than? Or is your team constantly feeling overworked and exhausted but you aren’t sure what position you need to hire for? Do you feel if you could just lighten... by Holli | Aug 29, 2019 | Dental Office, Employer advice, Hiring, Labor Law, Practice Advice, Temporary Hire
The demand for dental temps is on the rise and its understandable. More dental assistants and dental hygienists are becoming full-time dental temps to give them the flexibility they desire for their lifestyle. And more offices are turning to dental temps to ensure... by Holli | Aug 6, 2019 | Dental Assistant, Dental Hygienists, Dental Professionals, Employer advice, Work Life
Being a dental assistant, hygienist or dentist can be both mentally and physically tough. I know I don’t need to tell you but… Hunching over patients for hours makes your back ache. Holding tiny instruments for hours makes your wrist, hands, and fingers... 