Most dental practices are busy, productive, and outwardly successful, yet financial stress still shows up behind the scenes. You may have strong monthly production, a full schedule, and solid team members, but your cash flow feels tight or your owner compensation is trending down. Those are signals worth investigating, not ignoring. In our work with
Dental practices tend to run in cycles. Schedules tighten in the fall, the holidays disrupt routines, and tax season pressure builds as next April approaches. That rhythm is exactly why a mid-year financial review deserves a permanent place on your calendar. July sits at the halfway point, when you have enough real data to see
Most dentists spend years in dental school and invest heavily in clinical skills, patient experience, and staff management. Then ownership happens, and a new question becomes urgent: how do you take money out of the business in a way that supports your personal life, your tax plan, and the long-term health of the dental practice?
*If your practice has received an IRS notice, such as an IRS CP2000 notice or similar income mismatch letter, you are not alone. A growing number of dental practices across the country are receiving these notices as a direct result of errors on 1099s filed by dental insurance companies — not errors made by the
Summer has a predictable rhythm in the dental industry. Families travel, patients postpone elective treatment, and calendars develop open blocks that didn’t exist in the spring. Even a well-run dental office can feel the squeeze when production softens while overhead keeps moving at full speed. That seasonal shift matters because dental practice cash flow is
Published by Dental Accounting Group | The Successful Dentist™ | March 2026 | Partner Spotlight As your trusted accounting partner, we are always looking for the best ways to help your dental practice reduce overhead costs, improve cash flow, and operate more efficiently. That’s why we’re excited to highlight a partnership that’s already delivering real,
Late spring often brings a familiar shift in the dental industry. School schedules change, families travel, and your patient base may pause routine visits. A seasonal dip does not have to create financial stress, but it does require preparation. Practices that stay steady through slower months consistently track the right numbers, protect cash, and make
Published by Dental Accounting Group | The Successful Dentist™ | March 2026 Article Body CRC Technologies collaborates with DAG to help keep our clients informed on the latest cyber threats and cybersecurity risks impacting dental practices. CRC provides managed IT services, backed by over two decades of industry experience, to over 375 dental practices across
A packed schedule should translate into stronger cash flow, higher net income, and a healthier bottom line. Yet many dentists hit a frustrating point where the team is sprinting all day, patient visits are steady, and production looks respectable, but the checking account never seems to catch up. If that sounds familiar, you are not
Published by Dental Accounting Group | The Successful Dentist™ | March 2026 The federal landscape for cryptocurrency and digital assets has shifted significantly with recent legislation, bringing updated cryptocurrency tax rules and expanded IRS guidance in the United States. For dental practice owners who hold, invest in, or accept digital assets or virtual currency, here
