CareStack Analytics: Simple Powerful Data

An integrated cloud based practice management system, like CareStack comes embedded with a powerful analytics engine that lets practices collect, prepare, analyze, visualize and track data. Such a system also gives confidence for the management to act on the data and create a data-driven decision making culture in their practice.

Improving Practice Productivity with Analytics

Improving Practice Productivity With Analytics

The aim of this paper is to provide a practical reference to help enterprise information technology (IT) and business (i.e., administrative, clinical, research and teaching) decision makers of group practices in dentistry as they analyze and consider the implications of cloud computing for their organizations. 

The paper initially discusses factors in the market that influence this decision making process, and shares insight into industry trends and how the future is most likely to look.

The second section goes on to explain how most legacy software systems operate and how well they keep up with current industry demands. This is contrasted with how the cloud based systems operate and how well they fare against current demands. Cloud Based Practice Management 3 This is then followed by two short sections on what additional benefits cloud computing can bring and how to choose the best technology partner for the practice.

When considering whether to use cloud computing, practices and providers must have a clear understanding of the unique benefits and risks, relative to the purpose and scope of the business: optimizing outcomes while maximizing patient safety and the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of care and treatment. Then, they must establish appropriate contractual relationships with the cloud-based practice management service providers by means of service level agreements (SLAs).

Why Group Practices Should Embrace the Cloud to Reach the Stars

With clinical effectiveness and safety at the forefront, patient engagement can lead to better patient experience. A higher level of patient experience is linked to more effective care and safety. Dental providers can easily add to the overall patient experience through tailored care and attending to individual patient needs.

Here, we explore the various aspects of the patient experience cycle and how to deploy a fulfilling and productive patient engagement.

How to Engage Your Customers with Your Practice

How to Engage Your Customers With Your Practice

For a dental practice, revenue cycle management is the equivalent of the body’s circulatory system and the heart of a practice’s financial success. The revenue cycle incorporates data capture, claims and denials management, and the collection of payments from both patient and insurance receivables. A healthy system works in concert with industry best practices and technical solutions to optimize efficiencies, identify “leaks” and improve operational workflows. As every practice is unique, it is difficult to prescribe a “one size fits all” approach. However, there are key performance indicators, which can and should be followed to measure practice performance. There are several potential KPIs which provide valuable insight into the collection’s performance and financial health of practice including, but not limited to: Collections percentage, Production growth, Aging accounts receivable, Days sales outstanding, Adjustments percentage, and Credit balances. 

Since 2011, the dental industry has experienced a steady and upward trend in aging receivables, with the majority of balances aged greater than 90 days. The good news is that CareStack offers a solution that combines modern technology, effective processes, and industry expertise to kick start the heart and breathe life back into the revenue cycle.

Revenue Cycle Playbook for Dental Professional

Revenue Cycle Playbook for Dental Professionals

COVID-19 has opened the floodgates of the disparities that exist within the United States healthcare system. It has come back to all or any as a surprising revelation that the present system spends excessively and achieves minimally. The United States spends 17-18% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on healthcare. It has been so for a decade now and is considered to be a substantial amount. Still, there are severe inequalities in access to care for low-income groups, people in racial and ethnic minorities, people living in rural areas, and people with complex medical problems and disabilities. 

Due to inaccessibility to healthcare, people reach hospital rooms at an advanced stage of their ailment, which in turn leads to an increase in overall health costs. When cheaper modes of prevention become inaccessible, costlier modes of intervention become inevitable. This disparity in access to health care is extremely evident in dental care. Currently, the bulk of the United States population i.e., 60% don’t receive regular attention from a dentist, at least annually.

According to the American Dental Association (ADA), dental pain accounted for 2.1 million emergency room visits in 2010. The majority of these cases were due to dental decay, which would have been easily averted through regular care and hygiene. 

From the perspective of the practice, a patient is the most valuable asset. The average Customer Lifetime Value of a dental patient is calculated to be $3,500. CLV is the prediction of the total worth of a client to a business over the entirety of their relationship. It’s not simply the number of new patients that matters. It’s the full profit that those patients deliver over time that may build or break the business. In this context, every patient gained or lost is of utmost importance for a dental practice. 

Innovations like teledentistry can alleviate both these situations i.e, to provide cost-effective treatment for the patient as well as to generate adequate revenue for the practice. Teledentistry is a technology enabled service that allows dentists to interact with patients remotely to provide guidance, virtual consultation and education. 

Teledentistry improves and retains the dentist-patient relationship at an optimum, thereby increasing the CLV. It reflects a broader, dynamic care landscape that’s moving toward innovation, integration, and convenient care. Dental care providers adopting teledentistry are definitely on a path to innovation.

Expanding Dental Care beyond the Clinic

Expanding Dental Care Beyond the Clinic

In the year 2016, at least 206 million people in the United States of America visited a dentist. Six years before this — in 2010 — this number was just 176 million. 

Despite this spike in the number of dental patients, the median income of dental practices has merely inched up 5 percent in the same period. This disparity is primarily due to the poor adoption of relevant workflows in revenue management. 

Revenue Cycle Management has always been a crucial element in the success of any dental practice. The various methodologies that RCM deals with — subject to frequent change with industry regulations — are aimed at minimizing loss at each stage of your billing or revenue cycle. Moreover, this loss is widest in patient collections.

The loss in patient collection is often overlooked due to its invisible or passive nature, and the practice loses on revenue in collections on accord of poor policies and inefficient systems built into their billing cycle. With an effective RCM system in place, a dental practice can boost its financial metrics along with lifting patient satisfaction and loyalty.

Guidebook to Effortless Patient Collections

Guidebook to effortless patient collections

A clean claim is defined as “a claim which has no defect, impropriety or special circumstance, including incomplete documentation that delays timely payment.” 

There are several elements required for a clean claim, and dental bills are denied if these elements are incomplete, illegible, or inaccurate.

Improve Profitability through Clean Claims

The dental industry is undergoing significant disruptive changes. It is imperative that dental billing changes with it. In this age of rapid technological development and growth, hiring and maintaining a well-qualified team to manage billing and collections add to the overhead costs, pulling the profit down. The sheer amount of daily incoming data for billing — along with the need to hire and then train skilled staff — has resulted in many providers outsourcing their Revenue Cycle Management. Moreover, outsourcing improves profits by up to 10 percent in net collections, thereby boosting team morale.

How Outsourcing Your Dental Billing Is Profitable

How outsourcing your dental billing is profitable

With almost 11 ADA recognized dental specialties and having a burgeoning market share, the specialty dental business is here to make significant gains in the coming years as we take a cursory glance on the latest trends of the dental industry.

Listen to Ryan Arnold, Principal, Wisdom Teeth Guys as he explains the possibilities that lie ahead for Dental Specialty business and how he has paid attention on patient care,technology adoption and brand management to further sustainable practice growth for his specialty.

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Creating Sustainable Specialty Dental Businesses

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Promoted to Manager, Now What

Promoted to Manager, Now What?

Brand Guidelines for Dental Offices to Attract and Retain Gen-Z Patients

Phone Communication in Dental Practices

The Critical Role of Phone Communication in Dental Practices: Elevating Patient Experience from Good to Great

Guide to Buying Software for Dental Practices

Ultimate Guide to Buying Software for Dental Practices - From Method USA

Forrester’s Latest Study on CareStack

Maximizing ROI: Insights from Forrester’s Latest Study on CareStack in Dental Practices

Reducing patient no-shows and cancellations begins by accepting that 

it’s impossible to guarantee that your patients will always keep their appointments

. Once you accept that this falls outside your control, you can pool your efforts on the aspects that are within your control, and which help reduce no-shows and cancellations.

missed appointments cause a ripple effect

 that impacts your schedules, revenues, and the effectiveness of treatments. It strikes a serious blow to your bottom line. But with that said, there are 

effective safeguards you can put in place

 to address this issue. Before we explore these safeguards, let’s examine the key reasons behind no-shows and cancellations. 

Typically, patients miss their appointments when they:

Don’t understand the importance of keeping their appointments

Misunderstand when their appointment is scheduled

Self diagnose and decide to skip their appointments

Worry about bad news and try to avoid the situation

Have a shallow relationship with the provider

There is a wide range of reasons for patients to miss their appointments, but most can be mitigated with improved patient-provider communication and by implementing the following safeguards.

It became widely accepted as a care delivery method after the 2020 pandemic, but thanks to the convenience offered to patients, 

 is here to stay. Outside the initial check-up and actual treatment, consultations and routine post-op visits can be performed remotely. The virtual interactions offer patients the opportunity to 

receive treatment in the comfort of their living room

 or office. The added benefit of leveraging teledentistry is it adds one less reason for patients to rethink or opt out of their dental appointments. 

Another approach that has gained traction is using 

 to collect vital patient information. E-forms are a key feature of modern practice management software (PMS). This feature is now used widely to stay in line with the COVID-19 safety protocols. With this new norm, practices have completely replaced the clipboard and embraced digitization. Another fact that supports this approach is that 

98% of patients who take time to fill out online forms commit to their appointments

COVID-19 has added fuel to the fire of dental anxiety among patients. The risk of exposure is a valid fear. The best way for you to 

 is with communication and education. Ensure you convey the safety protocols and measures followed at your practice to reduce the risks from COVID-19. Launching targeted email campaigns, and updating relevant information on your practice website and 

convey your commitment to patient care and safety

 and encourage patients to follow through with their appointments.

When you provide your patients with the option to make payments in advance, it reduces the instances of no-shows and benefits your collections and accounts receivable. Get paid upfront instead of having to wait for 2-3 months. Paying cash in advance leads to 

. You can provide this option during patient checkout, especially when both you and your patient agree with the importance of scheduling the next appointment.

Offering upfront payment at this stage is apt, as the patient is likelier to take action and commit to their oral health. Another way to make it easy for them to pay is by providing an 

. Make sure that you inform your patient about your prepaid payment options. Market it through your campaigns, newsletters, and phone scripts.

Reminders are an effective way to reduce patient no-shows. Plan your 

and decide on a frequency that works best for your target clientele. Start off with a postcard, followed by email and text reminders. Add a phone reminder a few days before the scheduled appointment. Ensure that you cut down on reminders once you receive confirmation from your patients. Practice management software aids you to launch, coordinate and track your recall campaigns effectively.

reward patients who keep their appointments

. The reward initiatives can include discounts or gift cards. The benefits of such an approach are twofold. You encourage your patients to follow through on your appointments and 

convey how much you value their participation

. Moreover, curating such experiences helps you retain your customers.

Sometimes, patients simply forget an appointment. Send 

 that can include a “We missed you at the practice” message. Follow this up with a phone call to encourage them to reschedule immediately.

It is crucial that your patients know the impact of your treatments on their oral health. If your patients are not invested in the outcomes of your treatment plan, it is unlikely that they will uphold their commitments. 

 before every appointment. Remind them of the benefits of the procedure and the progress they’ve made so far. 

 of the scheduled appointment and ensure that they are fully onboard. A phone reminder before the appointment will help refresh what they already know about the 

Patients skip appointments because they owe your practice money or are worried the procedure will be too expensive. When this happens, it’s time to 

. It’s important that payments never come as a surprise to the patient. This causes anxiety in the patient, especially when they expect hidden expenses from each visit. When 

 and benefits are discussed upfront and agreed upon, patient no-shows due to financial concerns can be avoided. 

 allows you to effectively educate and communicate with your patients. Automating tasks like appointment reminders or confirmation/cancellation emails, filling last-minute openings, and sending online forms and other notifications to engage patients, practices can drastically cut revenue loss and staff workload while reducing patient no-shows and cancellations.

Eliminating No-Shows and Cancellations at Dental Office

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Why is it important for dental practices to focus on Gen-Z patients?

It is important to engage with Gen Z patients through tailored marketing, convenient digital services, and preventive dental care to foster loyalty and long-term growth for dental practices:

Population Size and Growing Influence: Gen Z (born between 1997 and 2012) is becoming one of the largest segments of the U.S. population, accounting for approximately 20% of the total population, presenting a significant opportunity for dental offices to build long-term patient relationships early in their lives.

Healthcare Spending and Independence: A report by the Transamerica Center for Health Studies notes that 77% of Gen Z are likely to manage their own healthcare as they age. Dental offices that engage this generation early can establish loyalty and generate recurring revenue through preventive and cosmetic dental services.

Focus on Oral Health and Aesthetics: The American Dental Association (ADA) has reported an increased interest among younger people in cosmetic dental treatments like teeth whitening and clear aligners. This aligns with Gen Z's value of appearance and digital identity, providing dental practices with an opportunity to market these services effectively.

Digital Preferences: 98% of Gen Z owns a smartphone. They expect convenience and digital engagement, including online booking, digital reminders, and educational content through social media. Dental offices that adapt to these expectations can increase their reach and patient engagement.

Preventive Focus: According to the CDC, younger generations are more focused on preventive care than previous generations, making them more likely to seek regular dental check-ups if effectively encouraged.

To attract Gen-Z patients to your dental practice, it’s important to adapt to their preferences, which are shaped by the digital landscape and a desire for personalized experiences.

Here are some new-age patient acquisition tactics that dental offices should consider to effectively engage Gen-Z:

1. Social Media Presence (Especially on TikTok and Instagram)

Gen-Z spends a lot of time on social media, with TikTok and Instagram being the most popular platforms. Creating engaging short-form content, like behind-the-scenes videos, dental care tips, or myth-busting, can attract their attention.

Use relatable humor, educational content, or even collaborations with local influencers to generate interest and create a positive image of your dental office.

YouTube and TikTok videos that show what to expect during a dental appointment, introduce the team, or showcase transformations can build comfort and trust.

Live Q&A sessions can also be valuable to address common concerns or answer questions about procedures, which helps build credibility.

Gen-Z loves interactive and engaging experiences. Offer rewards for loyal patients, like points for every appointment or referral that can be redeemed for discounts, services, or branded items.

Gamify dental hygiene with challenges like “7-Day Smile Care” on social media, which encourages participants to share progress and win prizes.

4. Online Booking and Seamless Digital Experience

Gen-Z expects convenience. Make booking appointments easy with a 

Ensure your website is mobile-optimized and loads quickly since many Gen-Z patients will interact with your practice through their phones.

Power Tip: With CareStack’s built-in online scheduling module, you can set aside time slots for patients to book online, create workflows to send them on-boarding documentation, and get them to complete the documentation digitally, all before they even set foot inside your office.

Virtual consultations have become increasingly popular, and Gen-Z appreciates the convenience of telehealth. Offering an initial consultation virtually can lower barriers for those feeling uncertain about dental visits and can serve as an educational opportunity.

Power Tip: CareStack’s built-in tele-dentistry module can help you create virtual consultation time slots in your calendar, connect with the patient from within CareStack securely, and even get paid online before / after the virtual appointment.

 or dental health influencers who align with your brand to share their experiences. Authentic testimonials from people they trust can be a compelling motivator for Gen-Z.

Dental offices can also work with micro-influencers, who tend to have a highly engaged following and a more relatable presence.

. Highlight patient testimonials, share case studies, and provide genuine before-and-after images of procedures.

Showcase your team's personality with bios and fun content. Allowing patients to “meet” the people behind the office online creates a sense of trust and familiarity.

Power Tip: With CareSTack’s flexible email editor, you can create custom branding templates for your emails, and send them automatically from within CareStack. Which means that you can control and extend your brand yourselves, without paying for marketers and designers.

8. Focus on Sustainability and Social Impact

Highlight any sustainable practices you adopt, like eco-friendly toothbrushes, waste reduction initiatives, or supporting local charities. Gen-Z cares deeply about brands that align with their values.

Participating in community events and sharing your involvement on social media can also demonstrate your commitment to positive social impact.

 to phone calls. Offering appointment reminders, follow-up, and communication via SMS or even through platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram DMs can make it easier for Gen-Z to interact with your practice.

Let them DM questions directly on Instagram or other platforms where they follow you.

Power Tip: CareStack is Gen-Z ready, as it comes with in-built capabilities for two-way patient texting, along with abilities to send automated appointment reminders, recall reminders, payment reminders and a lot more.

10. Personalized Experience and Education

Personalize their experience by using reminders tailored to their preferences (e.g., choosing their favorite music for dental treatments).

Provide easy-to-understand educational content about procedures and oral health, as many Gen-Z patients value being informed before making decisions.

Power Tip: With CareStack, you can access patient education videos directly from the patient chart, so that you can show them what a gingival flap procedure is, rather than talk about it. You can also set up periodic newsletters from CareStack to broadcast to your patient base to educate them and build better patient relationships.

11. In-Office Selfie Spots and Shareable Moments

Create an “Instagrammable” corner in your office with props or a ring light where patients can take pictures after their visit. Encourage them to share their “bright smile” moments with a practice hashtag. This turns the patient experience into something shareable and fun.

Add incentives, like entering them into a giveaway if they share and tag your practice.

Gen-Z looks for social proof before making decisions. Encourage satisfied patients to leave reviews on Google, Yelp, or social media.

Share those reviews or testimonials on your social media channels to showcase happy patient experiences.

Power Tip: You can send review requests as text or email directly from the appointment scheduler as you check out the appointment, so that you can immediately convert a happy patient experience into a positive review in Google, Facebook, Yelp or others.

13. Provide Affordable and Flexible Payment Options

, student discounts, or offers targeting young patients. Gen-Z is budget-conscious, and transparent pricing can help them decide faster.

Consider options like pay-over-time services (e.g., CareCredit) and advertise them clearly so potential patients know they have flexibility when covering costs.

Power Tip: CareStack comes with CSPay, a built-in payment processing module that allows you to easily create payment plans, which you can then assign to patients and keep their cards securely on file for periodic billing. What’s more, the patient payments go back to the ledger and auto-applies against charges! Plus, your patients can make payments online, from their phones or even by scanning a QR code. How cool is that!

Use augmented reality (AR) or virtual reality (VR) to provide interactive experiences that educate Gen-Z patients on dental procedures. For instance, using VR goggles to let them “experience” what a typical dental visit looks like could be a good way to familiarize nervous patients.

Gen-Z patients are looking for a mix of convenience, transparency, and engaging experiences. Adopting a strategic digital presence on platforms where they spend time, offering easy ways to book and communicate, and adding a personal touch are key to winning over this generation. By embracing these new-age tactics, your dental practice can stand out and foster loyalty among Gen-Z patients.

Whether it's scheduling appointments, answering questions, or following up on treatment, the way a practice handles its phone communication can be a major determinant in patient satisfaction, retention, and practice growth.

 communication? Let's explore the key factors and the subtle yet impactful differences.

First Impressions Matter: It All Starts with the Phone

When a potential patient calls a dental practice for the first time, that interaction can make or break their decision to schedule an appointment. This is often the first human-to-human contact they have with the practice, and it’s crucial that this experience is handled professionally and warmly.

: Answering the phone in a timely manner, addressing basic inquiries, and scheduling appointments without delays.

: Going beyond the basics by greeting the patient with genuine enthusiasm, using their name throughout the conversation, and offering additional information to make them feel comfortable and informed about their decision to visit your practice.

A first-time caller should feel as though they are not just another number but a valued individual who the practice is eager to serve. This personal touch can lead to a higher conversion rate of new patient inquiries.

Clear and compassionate communication

Dental care can be a source of anxiety for many patients, so it’s essential that phone communication conveys not only information but also empathy. Patients may call with concerns about pain, costs, or the complexity of treatments, and how the staff addresses these concerns can impact the patient's trust in the practice.

: Providing clear, concise information and ensuring that the patient understands the necessary details of their visit or treatment.

: Actively listening to the patient’s concerns, addressing them with empathy, and offering reassurance. This may include following up with a kind word, reminding them of post-treatment instructions, or asking if they have any other concerns that haven’t been addressed.

Patients should feel heard and understood, and a great communicator will ensure that the conversation is a two-way street, inviting questions and feedback.

Problem-Solving and Anticipation of Needs

Patients sometimes call with issues that require immediate attention—whether it’s a dental emergency, a rescheduling need, or confusion about a bill. How efficiently and proactively the office staff handles these situations can greatly impact the patient experience.

: Resolving the issue efficiently and offering a solution.

: Not only resolving the issue but anticipating the patient’s next concern and addressing it proactively. For example, when a patient calls to reschedule, a great communicator will offer alternative appointment times that are most convenient for the patient, confirm insurance details, and provide information on what to expect during their next visit.

Being one step ahead and offering a seamless experience shows patients that the practice truly cares about their needs and is committed to providing top-tier care.

Consistent Follow Ups and Engagement

The interaction with patients shouldn’t end after they hang up the phone. Following up on treatments, sending reminders for check-ups, and staying connected through follow-up calls ensures that patients feel valued long-term.

: Sending reminders via text or email and providing follow-up care information.

: Personally, calling patients after significant treatments to check on their recovery, asking if they have any post-treatment questions, and providing personalized advice. This level of care shows a commitment to the patient’s well-being beyond just their appointment time.

Moreover, great communicators will remind patients of the importance of routine dental care and provide an easy pathway for them to schedule future appointments, keeping them engaged with the practice.

An often overlooked yet critical element of effective phone communication is the tone of voice. The staff’s demeanour over the phone can reflect the overall culture of the practice, either reinforcing a sense of professionalism or creating doubt about the quality of care.

: Using polite language and maintaining professionalism.

: Using a warm, friendly tone that puts the patient at ease, alongside clear, confident communication that inspires trust. Staff members should be trained to not only answer questions but also match the energy and emotional needs of the caller. Whether the patient is nervous, confused, or in pain, a calm and caring tone can make all the difference.

The best dental practices understand that phone communication isn’t just about managing appointments or addressing concerns, it’s about building relationships. Long-term relationships with patients are forged through consistent, meaningful interactions where they feel their needs are met and their concerns are valued.

: Satisfying patient requests on a case-by-case basis.

: Using phone calls as an opportunity to create a loyal patient base. This might include remembering past conversations, following up on treatments, or simply checking in to wish the patient well. The goal is to create a sense of connection where patients feel they are more than just a number in the system.

In dental practices, the phone is more than just a tool for booking appointments, it is an extension of patient care and a powerful platform for building trust. Great communication isn’t about just getting the job done; it’s about creating an exceptional patient experience at every touchpoint. By training staff to focus on empathy, clear communication, and proactive problem-solving, dental practices can elevate their phone interactions from good to great, ultimately leading to higher patient satisfaction, stronger retention, and increased growth.

In an industry where trust and comfort are paramount, investing in stellar phone communication and phone technology will set a dental practice apart and keep patients returning for years to come.

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Switching to the right dental practice management software can change the fortunes of a dental office.

A modern practice management solution can improve in-office workflows, reduce the burden of documentation, minimize human errors, and create patient delight resulting in a higher number of new patients, better treatment acceptance and improved quality of care. Unfortunately, the decision to switch practice management software is a big one. Most practices cannot find the right set of objective metrics to evaluate the switch to a new system. They also find it difficult to plan for change management and data transfers. Even when a practice boldly decides to switch software, they often end up doing research on their own without access to the required resources to properly plan and execute their transition. This often results in ill-informed decisions and poorly implemented transformations, resulting in massive financial losses, productivity degradation, and loss of staff morale.

Thankfully, the ultimate guide to planning your switch to modern practice management software is now available. Our partners at 

, have created the best guide for selecting practice management software in 2024. This guide will walk you through every step of the dental practice management software buying process, and help you make a confident buying decision without hassles and wasted resources.

This guide breaks down the buying process into 6 different stages:

Define the Problem and Why it needs to be fixed

Determine your budget and software requirements

The article covers each of these stages in detail, with the steps to follow for each step, along with resources for assisting you in these steps. It will help you understand the advantages of a modern practice management platform, while giving you mental models to evaluate the impact for your office and make decisions accordingly.

Download this comprehensive guide, and start your practice transformation journey today.

The dental industry is evolving rapidly, with technological innovations like Artificial Innovation playing a pivotal role in transforming practice operations and patient experience. In this ever-changing landscape, making well-informed decisions about the right software solutions is a difficult activity for dental office operators, who are already short on time due to their day-to-day tasks. This is especially true of Practice Management software that serves as the beating heart of a dental office, and a wrong choice can significantly impact the efficiency, patient satisfaction, and financial health of the practice.


, a strategic partner of CareStack, recognized this critical need to support dental practices for making informed choices for practice management software, and commissioned 

 to conduct a comprehensive study on the return on investment (ROI) of implementing CareStack in dental practices. Today, we are proud to announce the release of this groundbreaking study, which is a game-changer for dental practices that are looking to adopt technology for growth and success.

The study, titled "The Total Economic Impact™ of CareStack," conducted by Forrester Consulting, provides an in-depth analysis of the financial benefits, cost savings and patient satisfaction that dental practices can achieve by adopting CareStack's all-in-one practice management solution. The research methodology included detailed interviews with CareStack customers, analysis of customers' operating metrics over a 3-year period, and an evaluation of the platform's impact on the various aspects of dental practice management.

Highlights from the Study include the following improvements for customers over a 3-year period:

307% Return-on-Investment over the period

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