Financially Independent but Trapped by My Assets
I graduated from dental school with $300,000 in student loans. Nearly two decades later, I'm financially independent. Well, sort of.
I graduated from dental school with $300,000 in student loans. Nearly two decades later, I'm financially independent. Well, sort of.
Turnover in dentistry is more than an HR challenge. It’s an emotional one. But with the right systems in place, practices can prevent it.
If you're choosing between working for a DSO or a dentist-owned practice, salary isn't the only factor. Stability and autonomy are vital, too
Are you worried about the wrong financial risks? Here are five scenarios to help better identify and protect yourself from the REAL threats.
Pro wrestling is pretty stupid. But it’s also pretty awesome. And some of the best (and cringiest) characters have played doctors.
Dental malpractice insurance is a critical protection for dentists. Here's everything you need to know about it, including what it costs.
We were stressed out and burned out. How could we deal with owning two dental practices? When private equity came calling, we had to listen.
There has been a precipitous rise of private equity into the dental landscape. Today, let's talk about the DSO and how it affects medicine.
If your dentist is going out of network, it could be great for your dental health. Here's why dentists are making that decision.
Let's explore the earning potential and opportunity costs for a number of careers (dentistry, doctors, and lawyers) to see what's worth it.
Like any dentist, my neck and back had bothered me at times in my career. But then I got badly injured at work. Here's what I had to do next.
I left dentistry because it was in my best interest to leave. Let me tell you how and, more importantly, why I made that decision.
I thought I'd a rich dentist living with my family in a huge house. But I didn't know what I didn't know about student loans and finance.
Most military physicians know they are getting paid less than civilian doctors. But how much less is a real factor for military docs.
Dental specialists are often worse off than medical specialists due to higher debt and tuition-requiring residencies. One big financial mistake can sink them.