In this episode, "America's Dental Assistant" Tija Hunter stops by to talk about the importance of HIPAA at all times and the biggest mistakes she is seeing dental assistants make when it comes to their patients' privacy.

From the AADOM annual meeting in Orlando, Ryan Vet of DoingBoom.com drops by to discuss a different kind of "side hustle" and how temping in a dental practice is changing for dental assistants.

Combining her years of working in a dental practice with the knowledge she has gained as a Patterson Dental rep, Yvette Flores joins the podcast with some digital radiography tips that can help every dental assistant grow in his or her career.

Author, consultant, speaker and fraud examiner Susan Gunn joins the podcast to talk about what it means for a dental assistant to have ethics and how that balances in with the flow of the business of the dental practice as well.

Dr. Uche Odiatu is one of most popular speakers in the dental industry because of his passion for helping dental professionals with their health and wellness. In this episode, he stops by with some advice that can benefit every dental assistant. #TogetherWeRise

Dr. David Rice, founder of IgniteDDS, joins the show to talk about the next generation of dentists, how they're wired differently and what that means for every dental assistant. #TogetherWeRise

"If you see something, say something." The Department of Homeland Security has told us that since 9/11. However, it could also apply to every dental assistant in every dental practice when it come to inefficiencies, infection control and more. Let's talk about it. #TogetherWeRise

Sameer Bhasin of CareCredit joins the podcast to talk about third-party financing and the dental assistant's role with it. Let's talk money, the patient and how the assistant is such a part of making sure treatment is accepted. #TogetherWeRise

What is the assistant's role with oral cancer screening and "the talk" that can sometimes need to happen with patients? Susan Cotten of OralCancerConsulting.com stops by to talk about this very important subject.

"Feel, felt and found." Three words that can make such a difference in the patient's relationship with you and the practice. Dental consultant Susan Leckowicz joins the show to talk about those words as well as overcoming some of the hurdles when it comes to case acceptance and how you can help.