Your production may be increasing. Are you actually keeping more of it?
Overhead is climbing, staffing costs keep rising, and reimbursements are not keeping pace. Most owners we meet are busier than ever and somehow taking home less.
It is almost never one big problem. It is five or six small ones compounding quietly inside overhead, payroll, PPO participation, and debt service.
What you will learn:
Why a growing practice can still produce declining owner cash flow
The overhead numbers every dentist should monitor
How payroll, supplies, insurance participation, and debt affect profitability
Tax strategies that create cash without producing another dollar
Before You Add More Production, Know This
More production does not automatically mean more take home income.
We see dentists grow collections every year and still feel like they are not getting ahead.
Here is where things usually go wrong:
The gap between collections and what lands in your account is never measured
Overhead ratios drift for months before anyone notices
PPO participation and fee schedules go unreviewed year after year
Tax planning happens in April instead of across the year
We will walk through the numbers that decide how much of your production you actually keep, and the moves that change them before year end.