Welcome To Edward's Dental Consulting
Born and raised in Southeastern NC, Wilmington is home to Richard and his Family. He is married to Jessica Riffle Edwards who graduated from UNCW and is a local real estate agent. They have a daughter, Maggie Jean Edwards, who was born August 5th 2011. Richard started his dental career before graduating from Greensboro College. Richard interned with a dental clinic in Greensboro and learned the many facets of the business. He was hired by Tim Jones of Henry Schein and given a small territory in SC to prosper and grow. He not only did so, but also became the top agent in the state and one of the youngest top representatives in the nation. After years in the dental industry he entered a small business venture in the real estate market and subsequently left the dental industry. Richard learned how to run his own company and understands the ups and downs of owning and growing a small business..
Learn More!
About Richard Edwards
Richard has extensive training on the consultative side of the business and can bring and add true value to an office.
Resources
Part of my successes in the field is due to Henry Schein/s exclusive recourses. Henry Schein is ...
About Henry Schein
Henry Schein, Inc. (NASDAQ: HSIC), the largest provider of health care products and services to office-based practitioners, is a Fortune 500® company and a member of the NASDAQ 100® Index.
Why Practice Analysis?
The Henry Schein Dental Practice Analysis is a tested process, unique to Henry Schein, that analyzes your practice and provides solutions to meet your professional goals. The Dental Practice Analysis Tool uses data from your own practice to uncover opportunities to increase income and reduce stress. You will learn the positive financial impact of coding corrections, adjusted fees, hygiene changes, equipment and technology investments, and other actions that can benefit your business.
- “What adjustments can I make to protect myself from the $40,000-$100,000 the average practice makes per year in coding errors?”Ask Richard
