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	<title>Comments on: Increasing fees and keeping customers happy</title>
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		<title>By: Scott V. Powers, DDS</title>
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		<description>Dental labs must realize that they are part of the overhead of the dental office. There is no ability to raise fees at these times and insurances have not raised their payments. Dentists must go to labs that stay within their financial constrictions. Therefore, there is no way to increase your price to dentists and keep them happy. You, just like the dentists, must work more hours for less remuneration. Dentists will be looking around much more in this economy to find a more inexpensive lab to free up dollars for daily overhead increases. I might suggest enlarging volume, to pick up on economies of scales, to improve net profits. Work harder, but maintain or increase profit.

                Scott V. Powers, DDS
                Syracuse, NY</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dental labs must realize that they are part of the overhead of the dental office. There is no ability to raise fees at these times and insurances have not raised their payments. Dentists must go to labs that stay within their financial constrictions. Therefore, there is no way to increase your price to dentists and keep them happy. You, just like the dentists, must work more hours for less remuneration. Dentists will be looking around much more in this economy to find a more inexpensive lab to free up dollars for daily overhead increases. I might suggest enlarging volume, to pick up on economies of scales, to improve net profits. Work harder, but maintain or increase profit.</p>
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                Syracuse, NY</p>
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