So, you’ve been an associate dentist for some time, but you’re ready to go out on your own and purchase your first dental practice. Buying a dental practice will likely be the biggest and most important career move you will make in your life. And you wouldn’t necessarily spend $500K-$1M on something you haven’t fully vetted.

Imagine waking up to find your dental practice's data compromised or lost. The panic that sets in is real, and the repercussions can be devastating. That's where backup and disaster recovery come into play.

For dental professionals, the safety of patient records is not just a legal obligation but a critical component of running an efficient practice.

So, you’re opening a new dental practice or you’re needing to update those outdated computers you’ve had in your practice for 10 years. Setting up technology for a new practice or replacing old technology in your dental office could be overwhelming.

Understanding the gravity of HIPAA compliance is crucial for dental practices to avoid costly fines and protect patient privacy. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) sets the standard for safeguarding sensitive patient information, but despite clear guidelines, many dental offices fall prey to common pitfalls.

According to cybersecurity statistics, ransomware attacks are expected to occur every 2 seconds by 2031. Therefore, time is of the essence when it comes to protecting your dental practice.

If you’re running a busy dental office, it may seem impossible to keep up with the network security of the business.

Reliable IT services are essential for dental practices to operate smoothly, securely, and efficiently. From managing patient data to ensuring seamless network operations, solid IT support can make a significant difference. In this post, we compare two of Pact-One's popular dental IT service packages—Remote Assist and TotalCare—to help you decide which best suits your practice’s unique needs.

Navigating the world of Information Technology (IT) services for your dental practice in Oregon can be as intricate as the procedures you perform on your patients. From the ever-changing regulations surrounding patient data to the constant tech advancements, your choice in IT support can significantly impact your practice's efficiency, security, and overall success.

Understanding the complexities of network protection for your dental office can be daunting. This comprehensive guide is designed to provide clarity and instill confidence, offering valuable insights into the essential network security measures every dental practitioner should consider implementing.

In the heart of a bustling dental office, the smooth flow of each day relies heavily on the seamless operation of digital systems. From patient records to appointment schedules, every byte of data plays a critical role in delivering exceptional care.

Imagine the chaos that could ensue if this invaluable data was lost or compromised due to some form of disaster, such as server failure or ransomware.

Managing an orthodontic practice is no small feat. Between patient care, managing staff, and keeping up with the latest treatments, there’s a lot on your plate.

But one area that often gets overlooked is IT services. From ensuring patient data security to maintaining smooth operations, reliable IT services are crucial.