Dental work-life balance part 1
Your private vision as a dentist & practice owner I hope you enjoy your summer vacation in a way where you don't think about teeth, the...
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Jesper Hatt
- Apr 7
- 7 min
Retain your employees
I don't want to be retained. Do you? So what is it that makes us think we can retain employees in their positions in our companies? Or at...
Jesper Hatt
- Mar 24
- 9 min
Become a better dentist
Want to be a better clinician? In this post, I give some specific recommendations on how to become a better clinician. As with all...
Jesper Hatt
- Mar 19
- 5 min
Dental economy and happiness are linked
No matter how passionate we are about making teeth, the passion will burn out if the economy does not support our personal freedom. None...
Jesper Hatt
- Jan 3
- 9 min
Running a dental practice in a time of crisis
It is said that crises are always the times in history when the greatest business opportunities arise. However, in the midst of crises,...
Jesper Hatt
- Jul 21, 2022
- 6 min
Worthless activities
This post is about leadership in dental practices. It is aimed at dentists who want to practice dentistry in a less stressful- and more...
Jesper Hatt
- Jun 23, 2022
- 8 min
How to overcome the 5 biggest obstacles
This post is about getting started with clear aligners. The content may also inspire colleagues who do not want to work with...
Jesper Hatt
- Jun 9, 2022
- 6 min
Success with Clear Aligners
This week's blog post gives you an overview of what it takes to achieve a clinically and financially successful implementation of clear...
Jesper Hatt
- May 29, 2022
- 9 min
Implementing clear aligners in a general dental practice
Introduction Dentists do not feel clinically confident about treating patients with clear aligners. Many may have attempted to treat a...
Jesper Hatt
- May 12, 2022
- 5 min
A threat to patient health
I am on my way to Finland to give a course in the use of clear aligners for beginners. In the process, I have come to think about some of...
Jesper Hatt
- Apr 28, 2022
- 6 min
Stress
The reasons are many: Most dentists sit at the dental chair for about 28 hours a week. Patients demand painless and empathetic care in an...
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