As a dental professional, protecting your patients’ protected health information (PHI) is paramount. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are always looking for new ways to access this information. As the custodian of sensitive data, you must take steps to ensure that your dental practice’s network security is up-to-date and in compliance with regulations.
Properly Securing Your Patients’ Protected Health Information
Mastering Time Management in Your Dental Practice
In any profession, time management is a crucial skill to master. This is especially true for dental professionals, who must juggle keeping up with the latest treatment techniques while ensuring that their patients are getting the best possible care. In this blog post, we will explore some tips and tricks on how to make the most of your time in your dental practice.
E-waste: Disposing of Old Computer Equipment
Creating Masterful Passwords to Protect Your Data
*Updated, June 30, 2025: This article, originally published in January 2023, has been updated to include breaking news of an advanced cyber threat where 16 billion passwords where exposed for various platforms. Additionally, we've provided details on how to switch from passwords to a secure passkey technology if you are an Apple, Facebook, or Google user.
4 Ways to Overcome Technology Challenges and Increase Efficiency in Your Dental Practice
The Benefits of Regular Computer Maintenance
5 Tech Tips to Streamline your Dental Practice’s Front-Office Processes
6 IT Solutions for Your Dental Practice Startup
You could say an IT system is not as fundamental to dentists as a dental chair is. And yet without a functional IT infrastructure, your dental practice’s ability to serve your patients becomes severely impaired. Lacking a solid IT system limits your staff’s productivity and compromises the security of your patients’ data.
5 Advanced Tech Trends Dental Practices Should Adopt Today
Thanks to technology, dental practices have vastly improved patients' quality of care. Innovations are embraced to enhance dental care and provide patients with the best experience possible.
Here are five of the most promising technology trends in dentistry:
3D Printing
There's so much that dentists can do with a powerful, time- and cost-saving technology like 3D printing.
Dental IT Managed Service Provider
Managing your technology infrastructure as a small business owner, especially as a dental professional, can be challenging. Handling all your technology alone takes time away from what matters most – your patients.
When technological woes arise – such as your staff encountering a snag in the practice management software or the intraoral camera acting up – you try your best to identify the issues, but often do not have answers.