In this episode April and Cindy discuss who their mentors were & how they helped them in their dental careers. April sings a lullabuy and Cindy gets fired from editing. But seriously, mentorships are important so listen in to hear how mentors can shape your future as well. Cheers!

April talks wine and words of wisdom with Sarah, a force of nature in the dental world!  Her side gig is one that makes it easy to unwind!  April also gets Sarah's point of view on the ever evolving landscape of dentistry, and how the scenery is about to change.

In this cosmic episode, April and Cindy discuss why boring checklists, systems, and protocols are important for success.  Also, April teaches us how to properly fill out a referral slip and how listening to Pink Floyd can cause beer bellies.

April raps with the John Hatfield, one of the masterminds behind Dental Assistants Worldwide, about his side hustle, the bright new future for dental assistants, and the power of positivity that involves crabs!

Dental career fear-the dental industry is trying to adapt to the ever-evolving changes, and dental teams nationwide are uneasy and unsure of the next chapter, and if they even want to remain in the field.  April talks about still working during the pandemic after a long day of work, and Cindy talks about the winner in this-insurance companies.  Added bonus-how many times can April say "you know"

Introducing our Solopreneur Series where you have the opportunity to share your side hustles!

In this episode, Cindy chats with Sandra Green, a dental assistant turned front office princess. Sandra shares her side hustle with us and how it has literally changed her life.

We bring in the clowns (April and Cindy) to talk about chaos, and why it is necessary for innovation and new ideas.  Dentistry has been hit by an earthquake, now it's time for creativity to bring in new products and way we do things in our practices.  And you can listen in leisure, no need to even get dressed!

In fear of loosing a job and a business, April opens up about being punched in the gut not once, but twice. And an intimate discussion between your hosts and a fellow dental professional, Melissa Holm, RDH about being laid off, volunteering and a vibrator?