Executive Summary
The Landscape: Dental Practice Context
Dental supplies should cost 5-6% of revenue. Staff costs should be 20-25%. If you don't track this, you lose.
The Breaking Point
"We are busier than ever, but the bank account is empty."
The owner hadn't taken a distribution in 6 months.
The Fynex Protocol
We implemented a 'Purchase Order' system for supplies. We renegotiated the associate contracts to be based on 'collections' rather than 'production'.
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Technical Implementation
We built a dashboard tracking 'Hygiene Re-Appointment Rate'.
Verified Outcomes
Owner Distributions
AuditedSupply costs dropped by 4%. The owner's take-home pay doubled within 12 months.
Future Horizon
Opening location #4.
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