Today we shine the spotlight on Dr. Mitchell Hanna, who shares with us his passion for smiles and sports. Dr. Hanna currently practices with Riverside Dental of the Mayflower Dental Group in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Effective human resources (HR) initiatives are vital for any practice to operate successfully. In order to build a productive and fulfilling employee and patient experience, practice leaders must thoroughly understand what everyone values. Dental practices need to stay on top of HR best practices so team members can focus on the most important aspect of all — providing optimal patient care.
In this month’s Partner Spotlight, we sat down with Dr. Stanley Mann to discuss his journey to becoming a dentist, what he finds most rewarding about his practice, and the most valuable lesson he has learned.
Last week we bid farewell to our Summer 2020 interns, after sixteen weeks of personal and professional growth and remarkable contributions. The enthusiasm, teamwork, and ingenuity demonstrated by these individuals - who joined us in the midst of the pandemic - was inspiring.
Webinar: Providing patient care in the new normal
For the third straight year, dentalcorp, in partnership with their learning arm DC Institute, has been recognized with the Brandon Hall Group HCM (Human Capital Management) Excellence Award for its industry leading continuing education programs in dentistry.
dentalcorp, Canada’s leading network of dental practices, has proudly partnered with the Crescent Oral Surgery group of practices.
Prior to joining the dental industry, I acted as counsel to one of Canada’s largest IIROC-regulated brokerage firms – a hyper regulated space in the financial industry where regulators and business stakeholders shared one ultimate goal: the protection of investors and their investments. Regulators monitored broker activities, conflicts, and investor-facing communication, holding brokers to high ethical and professional standards, and enforcing strict disciplinary actions if their rules or st...
Webinar: Cybersecurity in the age of COVID-19
Dentistry is inherently risky. How many things can go wrong? A paper published in 2016 in the Journal of the American Dental Association counted 747 unique ways dental care could result in injury.
