Office Design
Metropolitan Dental-Toronto, Canada
Metropolitan Dental-Toronto, Canada
Dr. Andrew Plaitis
The Medical and Related Sciences Centre (MaRS) is located in the heart of Toronto’s 620-acre Discovery District, a dynamic and innovative expanse in the city’s downtown area that is close to the financial district, the provincial legislature, key governmental organizations, and arts and cultural attractions.
Practice Management
A Retirement Plan for Your Practice-A Step by Step Approach
A Retirement Plan for Your Practice-A Step by Step Approach
Once upon a time retirement was easy. A dentist spent a career building up a great practice then sold that practice to the next generation of younger dentists and retired comfortably on the proceeds. Those were the days.
Practice Management
Brushing Up On Your Retirement Plan
Brushing Up On Your Retirement Plan
Dental professionals who have 401(k) retirement plans for their practices should consider a similar approach. For the financial health of your plan, the importance of an in-depth annual retirement plan review cannot be overemphasized. Just as a dental appointment involves much more than checking for cavities, an in-depth retirement plan review involves obtaining information to help you answer questions about several plan components. These may have an impact on helping you optimize your 401(k) plan. Read More »
Technology
Same-Day Dentistry: Bringing the “WOW” Factor to Your Practice
It is not enough these days to simply offer quality dentistry— everyone expects that. Any dental practice that wants to be highly successful has to reach for the “Wow” factor—that something special that says that your patients are receiving the best care possible. Today’s patients are savvy consumers who are also educated, pressed for time, and service oriented. Read More »
Same-Day Dentistry: Bringing the “WOW” Factor to Your Practice
It is not enough these days to simply offer quality dentistry— everyone expects that. Any dental practice that wants to be highly successful has to reach for the “Wow” factor—that something special that says that your patients are receiving the best care possible. Today’s patients are savvy consumers who are also educated, pressed for time, and service oriented. Read More » 





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