We love having you as a valued customer and part of the DentiMax team. We want to partner with you and your staff to make sure you get the most out of your software and feel empowered with the tools provided. We’re offering all of our existing practice management customers a Practice Review with our…
Ransomware attacks and phishing emails are on the rise, which is why it is important to make sure your system is not vulnerable. If you think ransomware has infected your computer, follow these steps: What to do if you notice ransomware Disconnect your machine from any others, and from any external drives. If you’re on…
How much does a digital sensor cost? When shopping for a sensor, it is vital to know all the various costs associated with the sensor, rather than just the cost of the sensor itself. Most digital sensors cost between $3,000-$10,000. This price includes the sensor, positioning kit, and manufacturer warranty. However, the sensor cost can…
Most people who have ventured out into the world to pick up groceries, go to the doctor, or schedule with their dentist have seen an option for curb-side pickup or a digital waiting room. All this fancy term means is you wait in your car for service. While this seems simplistic enough, it’s had a…
As of December 31, 2020, DentiMax version 2013 will have an end of support for DentiMax 2013. What this means for your practice is while DentiMax support will be available to help with very basic “how to” questions via email. Also, we will no longer troubleshoot error messages or functionality issues. Finally, we will not be offering telephone…
Due to current CDC Covid-19 guidelines, experts recommend the use of personal protective equipment when seeing patients. This is particularly important during procedures likely to generate splashing of body fluids. This includes eye protection (goggles, protective eyewear, or a full-face shield), gowns or protective clothing, gloves, surgical masks, and an N95 respirator during aerosol-generating procedures….
Following a few simple tips will keep your digital dental sensor from breaking- saving you thousands of dollars. Here are the five best and easiest tips that are guaranteed to extend the life of dental sensors. 1. Use a USB Extension Cable with Your Sensor One of my favorite tips is to attach a USB…
What do you want to change going into your “new normal”? For many people, their goals are to spend more time with family once returning to work, exercise more than before, take advantage of face time with loved ones, and so on. But what does it mean for your business? Dentistry has certainly been affected…
These are unprecedented times for dental offices and virtually all small businesses. Last Friday, the Federal Government signed into law The Cares Act, a $10,000 Loan and Payroll Protection Program designed to help small businesses. If you have not already applied or are not aware of these two opportunities for your business, you will want…
The Facts Right now, in the U.S. alone, 90 percent of Americans are under a stay-at-home order, all but 12 states, which means effectively placing handcuffs on actively practicing non-emergency dentistry due to COVID-19. Every office is different, and the goal of this article is to brainstorm some options to help our clients stay productive and bring in revenue, while adhering to your state or province orders. There are many things your staff can do during this unexpected downtime to help…
