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  • David Broom
  • 01/15/2021

  Dental Practice IT: Predictable Operating Expense or Looming Capital Expenditure?

  A service agreement with TechCentral would incur a predictable operating expenditure and alleviate your capex burden. With your IT infrastructure proactively and remotely maintained, you wouldn’t have to worry about losing income during a down period. As your managed service provider, TechCentral absorbs the risk associated with making sure your...

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  • Donovan Gregg
  • 11/24/2020

  4 Reasons Why Hardware-as-a-Service is the Logical Choice for Dental Practices

  With experience come valuable lessons. At one time, our software engineering team at TechCentral by Henry Schein One put a lot of effort into carefully choosing and bundling IT hardware for our dental practice customers. Unfortunately, even though we always picked the devices that were correct for the practice needs, some customers would...

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  • Bryan O'Loughlin
  • 10/20/2020

  Solutions for the Unique IT Challenges of Dental Service Organizations

  In 2020, the “standard of care” can include a range of diagnostic imaging technologies, such as digital sensors, intraoral and digital impression scanners, and CBCT. The clinical standard of care is supported by a functional standard of care in IT management. All dental practices, regardless of size and scope, must have a reliable technology...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 08/13/2020

  E-BOOK: Managing IT Services in the Modern Dental Practice

  Emergency preparedness in dental IT was a key focus in the recently published Dental Product Shopper e-book, “Managing IT Services in the Modern Dental Practice.” The e-book opens with a hypothetical scenario: you are faced with a crisis and need to make an important phone call. Who do you want to answer on the other line?

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 07/30/2020

  Why Dentists Should Act Now to Improve Their IT Infrastructure

  Dentists and dental practices are likely to remain in a challenging position for the remainder of the year. As a dentist, you must balance your vigilance over the coronavirus threat, while also being proactive about your business operations. When faced with uncertainty, focus on what you can control and what you can do to “future-proof” your...

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  • Larry Emmott
  • 05/06/2020

  Want to Practice Teledentistry? Here’s What You Need from Your IT Service Provider

  There are two things a dental office can do if they have the proper technology: teledentistry and work remotely from home. These options will not take the place of having the office up and running, but they will provide some limited cash flow and give team members something productive to do that will provide value to the office.

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