Prosperident Pulse #104 March 2021

Did you know that Prosperident puts on a free webinar every month?

Our next one takes place on March 25 at 8:00 pm Eastern / 5:00 Pacific.

This month’s title is sure to grab you – we will be talking about Honing Your Practice Owner Skills.

Registration is available HERE, and PACE CE is offered.

Many people like audio-only content that can be listened to while driving or working out.

The podcast is available on all usual podcast outlets including Spotify, iTunes, and Google Podcast, or from our website HERE.

Clubhouse is the fastest-growing social media platform right now. It features audio-only chat rooms.

Our next one is scheduled for Thursday March 2, at 7:00 pm Eastern time.

If you are a Clubhouse member and want to check it out, the link is HERE.

Live Speaking Engagements are Back!

While Zoom has been invaluable when in-person presentations were not possible, words cannot express how excited we are to be able to book in-person events again. Here are some of the places we are speaking soon:

March 1	Greater Nashua Dental Society	Nashua NH
April 16	East Texas Dental Society	Bullard TX
June 11	Atlantic Virtual Dental Conference	Halifax NS
September 9	Smile Source Exchange	Las Vegas NV
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February 26	Chicago Midwinter Meeting	Chicago IL
May 6	Ontario Dental Association	Toronto ON

If you would like to book a Prosperident speaker for your event, please give us a call or use THIS LINK.

It’s been a long 12 months for dentists (and everybody else!)

Having to cope with reduced patient flow and learn a whole new way of practicing with reduced contact has been challenging.

I know that for many, it’s been a difficult year financially. When you overlay all of the other disruptions that have happened, such as school closures and people around us forced to work from home, it’s a wonder how any of us managed to maintain our sanity in the past year.

And yet we did. And to paraphrase my friend Kirk Behrendt, the guest on our January webinar, dentistry is currently facing a time of unprecedented opportunity. Some of the resource constraints that have throttled practices are about to vanish. For example, staff shortages have plagued dental practices for the last five years. With the workplace displacement taking place, there is now a one-time opportunity to upgrade your staff.

Also, there a commercial real estate glut is looming as companies reduce their footprint because of people working from home. Because many practices have time remaining on leases, this may take longer to percolate through to the dental economy, but we are already hearing of dentists negotiating rent reductions from landlords.

I am excited to be booking again for in-person speaking events. While 100 or more flights per year can be a grind, one of the most enjoyable parts of my job has been meeting many of you face to face, and I so look forward to getting back to that.

Yours truly,