Opening a dental practice is a monumental task. There’s so much happening at once – equipment installations, staff training, compliance processes, scheduling, software onboarding – that technology needs to just work from day one. Here’s something we see again and again at NOVA Computer Solutions: A dental practice engages a remote-focused IT company, not necessarily […]
Opening a dental practice is a monumental task. There’s so much happening at once – equipment installations, staff training, compliance processes, scheduling, software onboarding – that technology needs to just work from day one.
Here’s something we see again and again at NOVA Computer Solutions:
A dental practice engages a remote-focused IT company, not necessarily because it’s cheaper per se, but because it seems like it should be “good enough.” Remote IT can work well in many scenarios, especially once a practice is established. But during a new build or launch, the dynamic shifts.
In one case, a dentist reached out to us for some preliminary planning to open their new practice. Eventually, they chose a remote-oriented provider. Early on, problems started cropping up:
In the end, they reached out to NOVA Computer Solutions less than a week after opening, asking for immediate help to address issues that were affecting efficiency, workflow, and daily operations.
Remote IT support is often great for:
But when a practice is launching:
That’s when local presence, direct communication, and relationship-based support make all the difference. Today, we’re working closely with this practice to correct what wasn’t working and build a technology environment that actually supports how their office operates day to day. We’re proud to have earned their trust and look forward to helping them move forward with confidence, efficiency, and systems that allow them to focus on what matters most – caring for their patients and growing their practice.
Take Love Dental Studio in Washington, D.C. – a practice NOVA Computer Solutions supported through their opening and still supports to this day. Their founder, Dr. Marla Yee, highlighted the value of clear communication and hands-on support when it mattered most:
“Dan was very personable and very reachable… I liked how everything was detailed on the floor plan that I presented him.”
This wasn’t just about remote tickets being answered. It was about:
And ultimately, a commitment for a smooth implementation process that accounted for their opening date.
Dr. Yee also noted:
“They’re so responsive… It’s very easy to get someone on the phone to troubleshoot… If my system is down, that means I can’t see patients.”
And that’s the crux of it:
When your practice can’t see patients because technology failed, or workflows are disrupted, every minute counts, and having a partner who can respond immediately, personally, and with full context is invaluable. Just take a look at our full case study about us helping Love Dental Studio open their dental practice.
Here’s what a local, relationship-focused IT partner brings to the table — especially during a launch:
Remote IT support certainly has its place, especially for established practices with stable systems. But for a launch? When equipment needs to be integrated, networking must be flawless, and every minute counts? Local presence and strong client relationships deliver outcomes remote-only IT support often can’t match.
Whether you’re opening a new practice or navigating challenges with an existing setup, working with an IT partner who understands dental environments can save time, stress, and disruption. Get in touch with us at (703) 499-8760 anytime.
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