Starting a dental practice can be an exciting and daunting experience. There are many important decisions to make, including choosing an IT firm to help manage your technology needs. While it may be tempting to choose a general IT firm, it is important for a startup dental practice to choose a dental experienced IT firm. In this blog post, we'll explore why.
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Cybercriminals are strategic. They do not attack at random, and they certainly do not take weekends or holidays off. According to HIPAA Journal, these low staffing periods are some of the most dangerous times for organizations, especially in healthcare and dental environments where uptime and data protection are critical.
Expanding from one dental practice to a growing network of locations—or a full DSO—introduces new layers of IT complexity. What once worked for a single site may now cause downtime, inconsistent performance, and compliance risk across your group. Complexity in these environments will mean more tickets for the support department down the road. Now is the time to stop, and plan out the type of system you want.
In today’s fast-paced dental industry, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just exceptional patient care.
With the rise of advanced technologies like AI, cybercrime is evolving and becoming increasingly crafty. Hackers are leveraging these tools to execute highly deceptive phishing scams, such as email spoofing, undetected.
Here are a few tips for cybersecurity and HIPAA compliance for your dental practice.
The final support date in October is fast approaching, and planning is critical. The transition to a new server demands substantial foresight and time investment. Remember, your dental clinic's network will be temporarily offline during the switch, so ensure you have sufficient buffer time to align with your office schedule.
At Darkhorse Tech, we’ve spent the last 13 years focused on one thing: helping dental practices protect their patients, their data, and their livelihoods.
At Darkhorse Tech, we’ve spent the last 13 years helping dental practices do one very important thing: protect their patients and their businesses.
Cybercriminals are strategic. They do not attack at random, and they certainly do not take weekends or holidays off. According to HIPAA Journal, these low staffing periods are some of the most dangerous times for organizations, especially in healthcare and dental environments where uptime and data protection are critical.
AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Grammarly, and free note-taking or transcription apps are everywhere — and they’re incredibly useful. But there’s a growing problem most dental practices don’t realize they have:
Choosing a dental Practice Management System (PMS) has never been just a software decision
Expanding from one dental practice to a growing network of locations—or a full DSO—introduces new layers of IT complexity. What once worked for a single site may now cause downtime, inconsistent performance, and compliance risk across your group. Complexity in these environments will mean more tickets for the support department down the road. Now is the time to stop, and plan out the type of system you want.
Absolute Dental, a Nevada-based dental service organization operating over 50 locations, has revealed a staggering data breach affecting more than 1.2 million
Choosing a dental Practice Management System (PMS) has never been just a software decision
In a dental practice, vendors aren’t just supply reps. They’re the outside companies you bring in to run critical parts of your business — from IT support and marketing/website developers, to third-party apps that connect to your practice management system (PMS).
Discover the ideal Microsoft 365 license for your dental practice or DSO with Darkhorse Tech. Learn about options tailored to enhance your practice's productivity.
Google Chrome stands tall as a preferred browser choice for many, thanks to its intuitive design and a slew of features. But sometimes, even Chrome can be a tad sluggish, leading to a less than smooth browsing journey. If you've ever found yourself in this situation, take a deep breath. We have curated some handy tricks to rev up your Chrome experience.
Choosing a dental Practice Management System (PMS) has never been just a software decision
In a dental practice, vendors aren’t just supply reps. They’re the outside companies you bring in to run critical parts of your business — from IT support and marketing/website developers, to third-party apps that connect to your practice management system (PMS).
As the world continues to embrace technological advancements, dental practices are not left behind. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are increasingly becoming essential tools for dental professionals, helping them improve patient care, enhance efficiency, and streamline workflows. This blog post explores the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI and ML into your dental practice and how to harness their full potential.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, Microsoft has introduced a game-changer for the dental industry. Copilot, a cutting-edge AI-driven software, is poised to revolutionize the way dental practices manage their office documents. In this blog post, we'll explore how Microsoft's Copilot will transform document management for dental practices and improve overall efficiency.
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