The Less Obvious Practice Overhead Expenses that Need to be Reviewed

Most dentists believe their dental practice overhead is under control. Gary Takacs scrubbed the P&L of a two-doctor practice that said exactly that, and found $7,000 a month going straight back to profit. He walks through where it hid: software subscriptions still billing after they were replaced, merchant services fees that had never been shopped, supplies bought on Amazon, and a $169 bouquet that now costs $29.95. Gary also sets the benchmarks for team compensation, lab, and supplies and puts a number on PPO write-offs: $44,750 a month in one office. Naren explains why social media rarely brings new patients. Book a free marketing strategy meeting: thrivingdentist.com/msm/ Book a free coaching strategy meeting with Gary: thrivingdentist.com/csm