Fluoride is the KEY and KING to prevent decay-- and a great way to increase hygiene profitability. Solid wins for everyone! So why not implement its power with your patients?

Ever have days when defeat is more a part of your life than success? Kiera discusses a time in her life when she felt the same way. There are days when you will feel like you don't have potential...

New patient calls don't have to be a hassle. Kiera welcomes back favorite guest, Donna Dinette, one of the Kiera's Dental Consulting Travel Consultants who is a wizard at getting new patients into your schedule within 5 minutes.

Kiera welcomes Paige Benjamin back to discuss perio patients and appointments. Paige emphasizes the need for probing every appointment as well as updating the perio chart.

Managing multiple practices doesn't have to be overwhelming. Kiera lays out simple tips to follow in order to map your way to building several successful practices.

In this short, but juicy episode, Kiera gives practical advice about finances, treatment planning, and scheduling. She poses the question, "If dentistry was free, what would you recommend for treatment?"

Kiera is back with Dr. Summer Kassamel to discuss the implementation of KPIs. Dr. Summer encourages practice owners to not be afraid to change KPIs after 3 months in order to really focus on KPIs that will make a difference in the practice.

Kiera is joined by Paige Benjamin, a rock star hygienist who can do it all! On this episode, Kiera and Paige dig deep into successful ways to make your practice successful by increasing hygiene productivity. So to all the dental hygienists out this, this one's for you!

Kiera provides a simple role-play activity for your Monday Huddle! This week she discusses: "Presenting the Treatment Plan to your Patients." She states that the doctor should quickly go through the plan with the patient giving a SPECIFIC DATE...

Kiera welcomes Donna Dinette who emphasizes the simplicity of getting a 97-98% return rate on your insurance claims! It is all about knowing what the insurance companies want as well as being sincere and confident when speaking with your patient.