In the fast-paced world of dentistry, equipment downtime is your worst enemy. But “emergencies” can be avoided with a proactive approach.

Reach Recare removes nuisances in dental practices, allowing dental teams to work more efficiently and comfortably.

Serving more than 200 clients in Middle Tennessee, Reach has become the fastest-growing dental equipment service provider in this area.

In this episode of Service Done Right, Greg Biersack talks about how affordability is an important piece of partnership with our clients.

A recent DANB report shows dental assistants feel increased levels of stress associated with their jobs. Reach helps reduce this stress.

As I work with my clients, I think about building trust and how it lowers stress.

People are told to pick 2 from quality, speed, and price but you can't have all 3. Reach proved you can if you do things smart.

When we started Reach, we asked dentists what they wanted in a service provider. The overwhelming response was, “We want OUR guy.

Every dental office recommends it to their patients. Every mfr says they wouldn't go without it. Preventive Maintenance (PM) that is!

Recently, Reach conducted a survey of dental offices regarding the type of service experience they most desire. Read their responses.

It was just a loose lead apron holder, a nuisance. Not a huge problem - right? But to Stanley these little nuisances were BIG thing.

Dr. David Wiley shares why Reach Recare is so valuable to his practice. Avoiding emergencies, reducing downtime and extending equipment life

It comes down to prolonging the life span of my clients’ equipment and preventing surprises.

During a service call, Dr. Vu asked about swapping locations of her sterilization room and lab. Darold dove into the situation...

...an older light isn’t working. "We were told it's obsolete and no parts are available." Stanley said, “I'd be happy to take a look at it..

Equipment preventive maintenance offers many valuable benefits for a practice. It eliminates equipment emergencies and lost production....

An Office Manager plays an important role in finding the right equipment service provider.

An Office Mgr is responsible for keeping the schedule on track and production maximized. If key equipment fails, production is compromised.

What are the 5 things dental offices want from an equipment service provider?