2006: Achieving Top-Notch Customer Service Pt. 1

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2461: Clinician Transition: Leveraging What You've Built

On today's episode, Jake Conway breaks down the evolution every dental practice owner experiences—from clinician to owner-operator to true CEO. He explains why early success often creates a dangerous reliance on the owner's production and how that pressure can lead to burnout and ...  Show more

2460: The Power of Aligner Education and Letting Go of the Drill

On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes is joined by returning guest and longtime friend of the podcast, Dr. Matthew Standridge, live from the Voices of Dentistry conference. Dr. Standridge shares his incredible journey from owning multiple rural practices in Kansas to selling them a ...  Show more

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