Keeping it interesting means NOT talking JUST about dentistry!

Critical thinking is all about humility. If you can admit you have a problem...then seek the answer, you will find it!

Is this really the worse time to be in dentistry, or can you identify the benefits. Every business has challenges - and it will never get easier! If it was easier, the challenge would be even more real as many more people would be able to “step up”. How you face the challenges will determine your future.

Sincerity is an expensive gift, don’t expect it from cheap people. Counterfeit and black market Grey market - hurting our profession.

The best things we can do for ourselves is learn healthy habits...like brushing our teeth daily! But how did we ever get convinced that this was important and necessary?

Nitrile gloves and plasticized products take decades to biodegrade. The imprint we are leaving is destroying our environment. We can and need to make changes.

Those products you just out in your shelf - they could be your worst enemy to your bottom line. But not likely. It’s likely that you are stressed and worried and forgetting how talented you are and haven’t learned to market yourself, or train yourself and your team to become excellent and productive. You haven’t realized that this quality of product you buy and install (supplies) is actually capable of making your day better.

#dentistswillnevershutagain -as leaders in preventive care, masters of infection control, conveniently located throughout the modern world, and most trusted health care providers. Dentists have a lot to offer as these entrepreneurs continue to pivot to serve the world. Learn about my own latest obsession and how trying to help my friends in dentistry led me to finding an amazing product called Electrolyzed water or Hypochlorous acid - amazing.

Glove prices and availability have soared in the past...yet Dentistry has continued to thrive.

Did you know using just salt and tapwater and a little bit of electricity you can create one of the most powerful, non-toxic, widely used and studied disinfectants?