In dentistry, the delicate balance between clinical excellence and business acumen defines success.

In our Greatest Hits Series, we revisit a captivating episode featuring Dr. Howard Farran, a stalwart figure in the dental world for over three decades.

Dr. Howard Farran's extensive experience and passionate insights offer a valuable perspective on the multifaceted world of dentistry.  Dr. Howard Farran is the founder and owner of Dentaltown.com and orthotown.com and has practiced dentistry at Today's Dental in the Phoenix metro area for more than 30 years.

This discourse, spanning from the historical nuances of dental education to the intricacies of the modern stock market and the future of orthodontics, paints a comprehensive picture of the challenges and triumphs shaping the dental profession today.

From navigating the challenges posed by external factors to embracing emerging trends, his words resonate with both aspiring and established dental professionals.

As the dental profession continues to evolve, staying informed and adopting a collaborative mindset may well be the key to success in the years to come.

Tune in to Dr. Howard Farran's enlightening episode for a masterclass in dentistry, business, and the profession's future.


Key Takeaways

Intro (00:00)

Dental profession, leadership, and business success. (02:08)

The future of the profession. (02:46)

Investing and the stock market (07:14)

Finance and the economy (20:31)

The connection between dentistry and reproduction (28:51)

Dentistry trends, cosmetic dentistry, and orthodontics (35:02)

Building a successful Ortho practice through referral networks (40:49)

Never bet against the United States (48:45)

Additional Resources

🔹 Dr. Farran’s website: https://www.howardfarran.com

🔹 Orthotown: https://www.orthotown.com/

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