Angie Svitak

3 weeks ago | dentaltown.com | Angie Svitak |Howard Goldstein |Sam Mittelsteadt

Managing old balances can be one of the most daunting tasks in a dental practice. Unresolved AR (accounts receivable) not only hampers cash flow but also creates stress for your billing team and decreases overall financial stability. If your practice is overwhelmed by old balances, don’t worry—you’re not alone, and there’s a path to recovery. The Problem with Old Balances Many practices end up with old balances because they lack consistent billing processes.

1 month ago | dentaltown.com | Angie Svitak |Howard Farran |Thomas Giacobbi |David Hirshfield

Are you struggling to understand your profit and loss (P&L) statement? Do you feel lost when it comes to managing your dental practice finances? If so, you're not alone. Many dentists find financial management overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can gain clarity, control, and confidence in your numbers. In this blog, we’ll break down five simple steps to help you master your P&L, optimize cash flow, and increase profitability in your dental practice.

1 month ago | dentaltown.com | Angie Svitak |Kyle Patton |Thomas Giacobbi

As a practicing dentist you should always be thinking about your career’s end. Sounds a little crazy in the world of “be in the present” that we live in, but trust me, you’ll thank us later! By planning for your practice exit, AKA retirement, you can ensure that you and your family (and even team) are set for a life you all want. By not planning, you may end up feeling “stuck”, practicing dentistry for far longer than you want to.

1 month ago | dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Angie Svitak |Maggie Augustyn |Sam Mittelsteadt

Building a thriving practice isn’t just about great clinical skills or efficient systems—it’s also about creating a positive, engaged team culture. And one of the most underrated tools for strengthening your team? Celebrations in dental practices. If you want a happier, more engaged team, it’s time to start implementing celebrations and recognition into your practice.

2 months ago | dentaltown.com | Howard Farran |Angie Svitak |Pat Carter

The ultimate practice owner dream is to have a dental practice that can run without you, while you are able to do the things you love!  For some dentists, that means getting to do more dentistry, for others it means creating more ideas and businesses and working on them.