In this episode of the All In, All On X Podcast, Dr. Adam Hogan sits down with Dr. Harry Haring for a forward-thinking conversation on the evolution of implant dentistry and the accelerating shift toward fully integrated digital workflows.

From the influence of the Misch family on modern implant philosophy to the realities of chairside printed restorations, this episode bridges foundational surgical principles with emerging digital technology. They explore 3D printing in prosthodontics, implant engineering, tissue-level versus bone-level considerations, and how digital treatment planning improves surgical precision and restorative predictability.

The discussion addresses immediate load considerations, surface characteristics of printed restorations, and the importance of clinical judgment when navigating protocols like All-on-Four. As AI, guided surgery, and digital workflows raise the standard of care, Dr. Hogan and Dr. Haring emphasize a core principle:

Technology should enhance clinical reasoning — not replace it.

Whether you’re refining a full-arch system or integrating digital workflows, this episode delivers strategic insight for clinicians committed to modern implant excellence.

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In Episode 17 of the All In | All-On-X Podcast, Dr. Adam Hogan sits down with prosthodontist and educator Dr. Safa Tahmasebi for a high-level clinical conversation on documentation, surgical decision-making, and the realities of full-arch rehabilitation.

This episode moves beyond surface-level technique and into philosophy, preparation, and professional accountability. From balancing family life with a demanding implant career to navigating complications in complex cases, Dr. Tahmasebi shares practical insight grounded in surgical experience and mentorship.

A major theme: educational honesty. Not every case is full arch. Complications happen to everyone. The difference is preparation, documentation, and having a backup plan.

You’ll hear deep clinical discussion on:

• The discipline of treating every case as if it will be published
• Why photography is one of dentistry’s greatest teachers
• The shift in patient demographics and treatment expectations
• FP1 vs FP2 debates and case selection criteria
• The necessity of backup plans in full-arch surgery
• Pterygoid implants for posterior fixation
• Zygomatic implant evolution and complication reduction protocols
• The critical role of model surgery in complex rehabilitation
• Phonetics, the neutral zone, and prosthetic customization
• The importance of technicians and collaborative workflows
• Mentorship and continuous learning in modern implant dentistry

Sound bites from this episode:

“Not every case is full arch.”
“Always have a backup plan.”
“Pterygoids are a game changer.”

This conversation is essential listening for clinicians placing implants, transitioning into full-arch rehabilitation, or refining advanced surgical protocols involving pterygoids and zygomatics. It’s a candid discussion about complications, preparation, documentation, and delivering prosthetic outcomes that respect biology, phonetics, and long-term function.

Whether you’re early in your implant journey or managing complex full-arch cases, Episode 17 reinforces a core principle: excellence in implant dentistry requires preparation, humility, and relentless refinement of technique.

In Episode 16 of the All In, All On X Podcast, Dr. Adam Hogan sits down with Dr. Alex Nguyen for an unfiltered conversation on the realities of oral surgery, implant dentistry, and building long-term stability in a competitive market.

This episode goes far beyond technique. Dr. Nguyen shares hard-earned insights on analog versus digital workflows, managing complications honestly, and why survival rates alone don’t define true clinical success. They break down patient compliance, treating smokers, bone health considerations, and the importance of understanding prosthetics as a surgeon to improve restorative outcomes.

But the discussion doesn’t stop at surgery.

Dr. Nguyen speaks candidly about cultural perspectives on privilege, blocking negativity in the age of social media, and why discipline—not hype—drives real progress. The conversation shifts into business strategy, diversification, financial security, navigating economic downturns, and competing in saturated urban markets.

This is a conversation about mastery — clinically, financially, and personally.

If you’re serious about full-arch dentistry, surgical growth, and building a practice that can withstand both complications and recessions, this episode delivers practical insight you can apply immediately.

Listen now and join the conversation.

In Episode 16 of the All In, All On X Podcast, Dr. Adam Hogan sits down with Dr. Alex Nguyen for an unfiltered conversation on the realities of oral surgery, implant dentistry, and building long-term stability in a competitive market.

This episode goes far beyond technique. Dr. Nguyen shares hard-earned insights on analog versus digital workflows, managing complications honestly, and why survival rates alone don’t define true clinical success. They break down patient compliance, treating smokers, bone health considerations, and the importance of understanding prosthetics as a surgeon to improve restorative outcomes.

But the discussion doesn’t stop at surgery.

Dr. Nguyen speaks candidly about cultural perspectives on privilege, blocking negativity in the age of social media, and why discipline—not hype—drives real progress. The conversation shifts into business strategy, diversification, financial security, navigating economic downturns, and competing in saturated urban markets.

This is a conversation about mastery — clinically, financially, and personally.

If you’re serious about full-arch dentistry, surgical growth, and building a practice that can withstand both complications and recessions, this episode delivers practical insight you can apply immediately.

Listen now and join the conversation.

In Episode 15, we sit down with Dr. PeyRay for a raw and thought-provoking conversation that goes far beyond dentistry. From building a lean, digitally driven implant practice to navigating sobriety, self-awareness, and global realities, Dr. PeyRay shares hard-earned insights on what it truly means to grow—both professionally and personally.

This episode explores the power of authenticity, disciplined systems, and mindset as the foundation for sustainable success. Dr. PeyRay reflects on practice ownership, leadership, mental resilience, and the evolving dental landscape, while offering candid perspectives on life, purpose, and truth in an increasingly complex world.

Whether you’re a dentist, practice owner, or simply striving for a more intentional life, this conversation delivers practical takeaways and meaningful reflection.

• Why systems and consistency matter more than passion in long-term success
• How to build and manage a lean, digitally focused implant practice
• The realities of practice ownership, private equity, and maintaining autonomy
• Lessons from sobriety, self-awareness, and mental resilience
• The future of dental education, courses, and digital workflows
• Insights on in-office labs, lab development, and efficiency
• Leadership, team culture, and effective marketing strategies
• Reflections on identity, purpose, and living an honest, meaningful life
• Perspectives on global issues, including Iran’s current situation and human rights
• The role of truth and authenticity in both business and life

In Episode 15, we sit down with Dr. PeyRay for a raw and thought-provoking conversation that goes far beyond dentistry. From building a lean, digitally driven implant practice to navigating sobriety, self-awareness, and global realities, Dr. PeyRay shares hard-earned insights on what it truly means to grow—both professionally and personally.

This episode explores the power of authenticity, disciplined systems, and mindset as the foundation for sustainable success. Dr. PeyRay reflects on practice ownership, leadership, mental resilience, and the evolving dental landscape, while offering candid perspectives on life, purpose, and truth in an increasingly complex world.

Whether you’re a dentist, practice owner, or simply striving for a more intentional life, this conversation delivers practical takeaways and meaningful reflection.

• Why systems and consistency matter more than passion in long-term success
• How to build and manage a lean, digitally focused implant practice
• The realities of practice ownership, private equity, and maintaining autonomy
• Lessons from sobriety, self-awareness, and mental resilience
• The future of dental education, courses, and digital workflows
• Insights on in-office labs, lab development, and efficiency
• Leadership, team culture, and effective marketing strategies
• Reflections on identity, purpose, and living an honest, meaningful life
• Perspectives on global issues, including Iran’s current situation and human rights
• The role of truth and authenticity in both business and life

The conversation delves into the world of full arch dentistry, covering topics such as career transitions, occlusion training, patient communication, and the impact of technology on dental workflows. It also explores the importance of faith, work-life balance, and patient psychology in dentistry. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the challenges and opportunities of full arch dentistry, the impact of social media on professional relationships, the importance of team culture and communication, and the role of diversity in practice for stability and growth. It also delves into the significance of passion and purpose in dentistry, the impact of words and communication, and the preparation and investment required for marketing and business success.

Takeaways

• Full arch dentistry requires a deep understanding of occlusion, prosthetics, and patient management.
• Digital workflows and technology have made full arch dentistry more accessible and efficient.
• Patient communication and expectation management are crucial in full arch dentistry. Diversifying Practice for Stability
• Importance of Team and Systems
• Marketing and Business Preparation
• Residency Experience and Growth

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to Full Arch Dentistry and Course Modules
• 07:31 Importance of Attached Tissue and Implant Maintenance
• 17:27 Incorporating Faith and Purpose in Dentistry
• 24:44 Patient Consultations and Follow-Up Care
• 32:05 Technology and Workflow in Full Arch Dentistry
• 46:03 Navigating Social Media and Professional Relationships
• 52:02 Handling Online Interactions and Trolls
• 01:02:24 Understanding the Complexity of Broken Screws
• 01:08:07 The Importance of Passion and Purpose
• 01:19:08 The Impact of Passion and Purpose

In Episode 13 of the All In, All On X Podcast, Adam Hogan, DDS sits down with Dr. Bruce Smoler—a legacy clinician and modern operator who’s been practicing since 1987—to unpack what it really takes to build a durable practice and stay relevant in a rapidly changing world of implant dentistry.

This conversation blends real-world practice ownership with high-level implant dentistry strategy: leadership, mentorship, and systems that scale—plus the clinical philosophies that separate “headline dentistry” from long-term, consistent results. Dr. Smoler shares how he transitioned out of day-to-day general dentistry while maintaining a multi-decade community legacy, and how he’s structuring the next generation of growth through mentorship, training, and culture.

You’ll hear practical insights on:

• All-on-X / full-arch implant dentistry mindset: purpose-driven care, transforming lives, and building trust-based patient relationships
• Hiring and developing associates in implant dentistry (mentorship, training ROI, and building a “resident-style” pathway)
• The reality check on DSO promises vs. real-world implant dentistry growth and competency
• Digital workflow myths: why buying tech doesn’t magically create a full-arch practice (CBCT, facial scanning, photogrammetry, in-office milling)
• Guided and dynamic tech in implant dentistry: dynamic navigation (X-Guide / X-Nav) vs static guides, and Dr. Smoler’s experience with robotic implant surgery (Yomi, haptic guidance)
• Advanced anchorage discussions in implant dentistry including pterygoids, zygomatic implants (zygotes), trans-sinus concepts, and having “more tools in the toolbox”
• Managing mental bandwidth as a practice owner: vision boards, idea capture systems, prioritization frameworks, and keeping the team aligned
• A hilarious and surprisingly effective patient engagement “Queen Treatment” prescription—plus how small moments can create massive word-of-mouth marketing

If you’re serious about implant dentistry, All-on-X, full-arch workflow, and building a practice that lasts decades—this episode is equal parts entertaining and deeply useful.

In Part 2 of this in-depth conversation, Adam Hogan continues his discussion with Dan Holtzclaw, shifting deeper into the business realities, clinical misconceptions, and long-term sustainability of modern dentistry—with a strong focus on implant dentistry and full-arch care.

Dr. Holtzclaw draws from extensive experience in corporate dentistry, private practice, academia, and implant education to break down what truly drives success (and failure) in dental practices. From understanding overhead and scaling responsibly to navigating acquisitions, valuation, and post-sale challenges, this episode offers unfiltered insight into the operational side of dentistry that most clinicians are forced to learn the hard way.

The conversation also addresses common misconceptions in implant dentistry, including why many perceived implant or full-arch failures are misattributed to implants rather than diagnosis, treatment planning, or restorative decisions. Dr. Holtzclaw explains how experience, mentorship, and real-world exposure are critical for predictable outcomes in full-arch implant cases, All-on-X workflows, and complex rehabilitations.

In this wide-ranging and candid episode of the All In, All On X Podcast, Adam Hogan sits down with Dan Holtzclaw to explore the realities shaping modern dentistry—clinically, financially, and philosophically—with a forward-looking focus on full-arch implant dentistry.

Dr. Holtzclaw brings decades of experience spanning military service, academia, corporate dentistry, and private practice ownership. Together, they unpack what today’s dentists are rarely taught in school: retirement planning, financial discipline, scaling practices responsibly, and building a sustainable career in an increasingly competitive dental landscape.

The conversation dives deep into the evolution of implant dentistry, including how misconceptions around implant failures—particularly in full-arch and All-on-X cases—often stem from misdiagnosis rather than true surgical error. Dr. Holtzclaw shares insight into how experience, mentorship, and real-world training play a critical role in long-term success with fixed full-arch restorations, immediate-load protocols, and complex implant cases.

Listeners will also gain perspective on:

• Why many dentists never truly plan for retirement—and how that impacts career longevity
• The strengths and shortcomings of modern dental education, including the role of digital dentistry
• How corporate dentistry influences business systems, efficiency, and scalability
• Why location, marketing strategy, and competition analysis are critical to practice growth
• How dental journals and continuing education shape (and sometimes mislead) clinical decision-making
• The future of full-arch dentistry, implant specialization, and emerging dental technologies

This episode blends clinical insight with real-world business strategy, making it especially valuable for implant dentists, full-arch clinicians, practice owners, and dentists considering All-on-X workflows. Whether you’re early in your career or planning your legacy, this discussion offers hard-earned lessons on adapting, evolving, and building a practice—and life—that lasts.

If you’re serious about full-arch implant dentistry, implant practice growth, and the future of fixed full-arch care, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.