Dr. Casey Culberson joins the podcast to detail his experience with an injury that kept him from doing what he does best, dentistry. From the disability claims process, insurance coverage and reporting to how his patients and staff dealt with his absence, he details his personal and practice recovery process.

Dr. Bruce Ouellette joins us to share his partnership experience and insight into why some are successful and others fall apart. Based on his experience with both, he offers guidance on the due diligence that must be done before entering into a partnership agreement.

By sharing her personal story, Dr. Katherine Rodriguez advises listeners on how to protect their dental practice against cyber and ransomware attacks. In this episode, she describes how it happened, what was lost and how she pulled her practice back to safety.

The guys welcome Dr. Chuck Puntillo to discuss his journey from practicing dentistry to retirement. Through sacrifice and planning ahead, he shares how he crossed the bridge to living the lifestyle he always dreamed of.

Opening a second practice comes with risks, yet potential for big rewards. Dr. Wheeler joins the podcast to offer insight into the financial, managerial and staffing challenges he overcame to reach his thriving second dental practice.

Drs. Ryan Oakley and Ron Miller join the podcast to share how they made their dental partnership work. From both the buyer and the seller's perspective, they dish on personal and clinical compatibility, patients, staff and long- and short-term goals.

Recent University of Kentucky Dental School graduate, Friend Bechtel, is here to discuss the different paths graduates have available to get their career in dentistry started. He discusses the choice between joining a corporate group or a private practice from a student's perspective. Do new grads really have less desire to own their own practice than their predecessors? Dr. Bechtel weighs in.

New statistics from the ADA confirm that patients are not only back, but demand continues to grow for dental care. In this episode the guys unpack the key lessons doctors need to take away from the pandemic and how they can use these to help keep acceptance rates high in the long term.

Increasing Fees. Thinning schedules. Digital marketing. Cost structures. All takeaways from last year that Hunter and Judson are evaluating and offering guidance on to propel your practice forward.