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  • Preventing Burnout in a High-Volume Dental Practice

    Preventing Burnout in a High-Volume Dental Practice

    High-volume dentistry can be productive, profitable, and genuinely rewarding—but it also has a predictable downside: burnout. When the schedule is full every day, the margin for recovery disappears. Small problems...

    Sarah Jacobson |

  • The Role of Rubber Dams in Endodontic Success

    The Role of Rubber Dams in Endodontic Success

    Endodontic treatment is one of the most technique-sensitive procedures in dentistry. Success depends on precision, cleanliness, and control at every stage—from access to irrigation to obturation. While modern files, imaging,...

    Sarah Jacobson |

  • The Hidden Reasons Patients Avoid Treatment

    The Hidden Reasons Patients Avoid Treatment

    Most dental professionals have seen it happen: a patient agrees they need treatment, understands the diagnosis, and even expresses concern—yet still delays. Weeks turn into months. Small issues become larger...

    Sarah Jacobson |

  • Why Repetition Improves Reliability

    Why Repetition Improves Reliability

    In dentistry, reliability doesn’t come from doing something once—it comes from doing it the same way, over and over again. While skill and knowledge are essential, they’re not what make...

    Sarah Jacobson |

  • Every Dental Decision Is a Tradeoff

    Every Dental Decision Is a Tradeoff

    Dentistry is often discussed in terms of right and wrong, ideal and sub-ideal. But in real clinical practice, very few decisions are absolute. Almost every choice a clinician makes involves...

    Sarah Jacobson |

  • Patients Value Stability More Than Speed

    Patients Value Stability More Than Speed

    In a world that prizes efficiency and instant results, it’s easy to assume patients want dentistry to move faster. Shorter appointments. Quicker procedures. Fewer minutes in the chair. But in...

    Sarah Jacobson |

  • Consistency Is the Real Marker of a Well-Run Practice

    Consistency Is the Real Marker of a Well-Run Practice

    In dentistry, excellence isn’t defined by the occasional perfect case—it’s defined by what happens all day, every day, in every operatory. A well-run practice isn’t one that relies on individual...

    Sarah Jacobson |