Northern Dental Alliance Members, Charlie Steingas, EA, MAAA, MSPA and Rick Epple, CFP® will be co-hosting an educational seminar on Friday, November 4 at 9:00 am.

Charlie will be presenting on "How Small Business Owners Can Take Advantage of Their Size to Achieve Financial Independence Via Their Retirement Plan".

Please join us to learn more about this important topic affecting business owners.

Even if you have a business retirement plan, you will want to learn if you have the best for your circumstances.

STEPS TO SUCCESS

IN YOUR

DENTAL PRACTICE

A workshop designed for the entire dental team

•   October 14, 2011
•   Bloomington, MN

Dental Offices Workshop Speakers

Gayle Christensen

Jeff Benson, DDS

Tammy Hines, LDA CDA

Zak Spaniol, CEO

Leanne M. Kramer, LDA CDA CDPMA

UPCOMING SEMINAR

Northern Dental Alliance Member Presentation

Cutting Edge Webinar - Retirement Plan for Dentists &Small Businesses

The Northern Dental Alliance welcomes Gayle Christensen of Christensen Dental Consulting. Gayle brings on board significant expertise in the practice and dental offices management area. She is a published author and has experience in many areas of office and team improvement and is excited to be part of NDA to help more dentists achieve ongoing and complete success.

READ more about Gayle, then CALL her or anyone of our Northern Dental Alliance members, who can work specifically with you or coordinate with other members, only when or if you request their services.

NDA members are independent dental consultants, like Gayle, who work in the best interest of their dentist-clients. The NDA can take your practice to the next level of customer service, internal efficiency, building design, new patient revenues, safety standards (OSHA/Infection control), financial independence, laboratory results, and overall performance. 

Gayle Christensen - Consultant/Owner & NOW NDA Member

Christensen Dental Consulting

Practice Management Systems & Training

• Article by NDA Member & CBA Chief Actuary Charlie Steingas

As a dentist and a small business owner you probably work with many different trusted advisors who help you run your business. You count on these advisors to keep you aware of changes and make sure everything is running smoothly.

Your attorney makes sure you are aware of any legal changes affecting your business that may need attention, your accountant helps you plan tax strategies to minimize the amount you are giving to Uncle Sam each year, and you get advice from experts about new dental technology and safety measures to improve your practice.