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So what now?

The sun is shining. Beaches and bars are finally open, and bank holiday weekend was a blast. Everyone's happy and carefree again, including dental practice owners, it seems, who are caught...

The only easy win of 2020: tax planning

If you don't hear much from your accountant, keep reading, you could save tens of thousands of pounds. The reason is that with all of the chaos and uncertainty around, one of the few things...

A tip from Stanless Steel

Anyone who knows me knows I like strange films, but the one I saw recently was exceptional. Strongman is an engrossing documentary about ageing Stanley Pleskun, who bills himself as...

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It’s a long way down

How is life in the trenches going? If you're still alive I suppose that means quite well, all things considered. Having previously set out what to do to get your dental practice through...

PRP for hair growth can grow you revenue after lockdown

You might have seen a video I posted last year about my hair. I got PRP (platelet rich plasma) therapy for a balding spot and was really happy with the results. We interviewed my clinician...

The Sernik System For Big Case Dentistry: How to guide sceptical patients to want what they need without sales pressure

The coronavirus lockdown means we've had to cancel the inaugural launch of revolutionary Sernik System For Big Case Dentistry in Europe (slated for three locations in the UK and Ireland from...

Free online psychotherapy consultations for dentists

"Even a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness, and the word ‘happy’ would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness." Carl Jung What a Spring. None of us will forget...

Has your accountant helped your business survive Covid-19?

Over the past couple of weeks we have been solidifying our clients’ positions with our Stabilise/Protect/Regenerate strategy. Although there is no panacea, a proactive approach has taken the...

You don’t need finance to survive shutdown

Panic can lead us into self-destruction. When someone scared of water thinks they're drowning they burn precious energy and oxygen flailing and hyperventilating. In the knowledge that this...

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