Every shortcut has a ripple effect. Most practice problems do not begin with one major failure. They begin with a small responsibility that gets skipped, rushed, or passed along. It may save a few seconds in the moment, but it often creates more work, more frustration, and more confusion for some...

Fast is not the same as frantic. Many dentists worry that becoming more efficient means rushing. In reality, the opposite is usually true. The most efficient doctors are not cutting corners. They are removing friction. They know what comes next, they have a repeatable system, and they do not wast...