A practice is a business. This is becoming more apparent to dentists every day. A practice is made up of an office, a doctor, a staff and patients. A practice brings in income, pays expenses and (hopefully) makes a profit. Income must exceed expenses to make a profit. A practice must be profitable to stay in business, etc., etc., etc.
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Everyone has, at one time or another, given thought to “what if” as it relates to his/her choice of careers. For the average person, the curiosity can be satisfied by merely changing jobs. It is not so, however, for dentists. The time, labor and the financial demands of a dental practice act as an obstacle to committing the time and energy necessary for a career change.
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