When is a Dental CFO a Necessity for Your Practice?
by Jason SmithPresident, Founder, Four Quadrants Advisory
From the outside, it looks like your...
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5 Common Ways Dentists Make Cash Flow Mistakes
Dentists aren’t usually business or financial gurus, and because of that they can run into a lot of...
How Much Should Dentists Pay Themselves?
by Jason SmithPresident, Founder, Four Quadrants Advisory
Do you wonder if you are taking too much...
Your Dental Practice Does Not Need New Patients
by Jason SmithPresident, Founder, Four Quadrants AdvisorySometimes I feel like dentists take the...
How Do You Control Your Practice's Overhead?
Many dental practices have poor overhead, but that's not all on the dentists themselves. Practices...
The Top 1% Club: Saving for the Perfect Retirement
It’s hard to be proactive when you’re surrounded by the problems of the present. When cash is tight...
VIDEO: Dr. Thomas – From Anxiety to the Top 1% Club in a Year
When Dr. Ryan Thomas first acquired his practice, he and his wife Martha weren’t prepared for the...The 3 Pieces to Your Perfect Financial Plan
When you graduated dental school and opened your own practice, you didn’t think it would be easy –...
When Growing Your Dental Practice is a Bad Thing
Growth can be good or bad for a dental practice, just like for any other business. Growing simply...
How Dentists Should – And Shouldn’t – Invest
Last time we discussed the best ways to build a framework that allows you to invest in ways that...
Fee-only vs. Commission Investing: Which is Best?
If you’re looking on advice for investing, and all you want is a few hot stock tips, you’ve come to...
It’s Not Too Late to Save for Your Retirement
It’s never truly too late to start saving for your retirement. Starting early is certainly better....