As Yankee Dental Congress 2026 Nears

• Ezra Angelo
• • January 20, 2026
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January is when many dental practices notice what still causes friction during the day.

Systems slow down at busy times. Small issues repeat. Workflows feel less consistent than they should.

With Yankee Dental Congress 2026 taking place January 29–31 in Boston, these are some of the topics coming up more often in conversations among practice owners and office managers.

Topics Showing Up More Often in Practice Conversations

Keeping the schedule on track
Anything that consistently slows patient flow gets attention. Practices are paying closer attention to where delays originate and why they keep happening.

• Reliability of core systems
  Practice management software, digital imaging, and electronic records are used constantly. There is growing focus on whether these systems are properly supported and stable over time.

• Protecting patient information
  Safeguarding patient records remains a baseline expectation. Many owners want confidence that appropriate protections are in place without having to manage technical details themselves.

• Clarity around available options
  More practices want straightforward explanations of what tools and services exist, what problems they address, and what is actually necessary for their setup.

How Yankee Dental Congress Fits In

Yankee Dental Congress is one of the largest dental conferences in the country, bringing dental professionals together for continuing education, peer discussion, and access to a wide range of clinical, operational, and technology vendors.

For many attendees, value comes from conversations with peers and exhibitors, asking practical questions, and comparing approaches to common challenges in dental practice operations.

Our team will be attending Yankee Dental Congress in Boston this year and taking part in those discussions.

Looking Ahead

As practices move further into 2026, the focus remains practical. Reducing friction, improving consistency, and ensuring systems reliably support patient care.

Whether or not a practice attends Yankee Dental Congress 2026, these considerations continue to shape decisions across dental offices.

Questions about how your systems are holding up? If you want to talk things through, we’re happy to listen.

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• Ezra Angelo
• • January 20, 2026
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