“Before people come see me, if they find me online, they've already watched my videos… They already know about me.”

In this energizing and honest conversation, host Cassie Kellner is joined by Dr. Sable Staller, orthodontist, content creator, and founder of The Staller Socials Academy, to talk about what it really takes to build trust before a patient ever walks through your door.

Cassie and Dr. Staller unpack why social media doesn't require fancy equipment or a production team, how trust is now built on the screen long before the first appointment, and why younger patients skip your website entirely. They also shift into DISC—where Sable lands as a high "I," why being direct isn't rude, and how learning to have hard conversations quickly (instead of stewing) has made her a stronger leader.

This episode is for the doctor who knows they need to show up online and is ready to build real trust before the first appointment.

We talk about:

→ Why you don't need fancy equipment to show up online

→ How patients trust you before they ever walk in

→ The website vs. social media truth no one tells you

→ Why the algorithm isn't here to make you feel good

→ What DISC reveals about avoiding hard conversations

→ Why being direct is leadership, not rudeness

About Dr. Sable Staller

Dr. Sable Staller is an orthodontist practicing on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and the content creator known as @bracesbysable across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. What began as braces content in residency has grown into an authentic, life-and-practice brand with a following of more than 25K—one that now drives a steady stream of new patients through social media alone.

After years of learning what works (and what doesn't) on social, Sable founded The Staller Socials Academy, a six-week course launching in September for doctors, dentists, nurses, and anyone in healthcare who wants to show up online. Built around the reality of busy patient-care days, the course teaches how to create content in just 5–10 minutes a day—so practices can stop paying others to run their social media and start building trust and bringing in patients on their own.

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Episode Chapters

00:00 Asana Unlocked + welcome back from break

01:37 Introducing Dr. Sable Staller

02:20 The Soho mix-up and a very New York day

07:18 Live-streaming Taylor Swift's wedding to 25K followers

09:52 Why social media should be easy—just your phone and good lighting

13:34 Drawing the line as a doctor and an influencer

13:58 The Raising Cane's video that changed everything

16:09 The trust factor: patients who know you before they arrive

20:42 The algorithm, and why TikTok and Instagram aren't the same

23:35 Just start—your first videos will be cringey, post them anyway

25:34 Website vs. socials: where your patients actually are

27:46 DISC: the four styles and where Sable lands

33:50 Why being direct isn't rude

41:46 Motivators, stressors, and hiring objectively

45:19 Introducing The Staller Socials Academy

Topics we explore in this episode include:

social media for dental and orthodontic practices, building patient trust online, content creation for doctors, TikTok patient acquisition, authentic marketing, personal branding for orthodontists, website vs. social media strategy, DISC personality assessment, leadership communication, direct feedback, objective hiring, practice growth 

"We've always done it this way."

It sounds harmless. But in 2026, it might be the most expensive phrase in your practice. In this episode, Cassie gets honest about the quiet belief that is holding more practices back than any staffing issue, any technology gap, or any communication breakdown. The idea that the way you've always done something is still the right way to do it. And what it's actually costing you in rework, retention, and the slow erosion of a team that eventually stops telling you the truth. This one is not about a software overhaul or a six-month implementation plan.

It's about getting clear on why paper slips, verbal handoffs, and knowledge that lives in one person's head are not systems. They are workarounds. And every workaround is a place where something can fall through. Cassie walks through how "we've always done it this way" shows up in three different forms in your practice one you can easily spot, one that happens in your own head, and one that quietly becomes your culture. And she gives you one concrete place to start this week.

We talk about:

→ Why staying still in 2026 is not neutral — it's falling behind
→ The difference between accountability and surveillance, and why your team actually wants the former
→ The "knowledge in one person's head" problem and why it traps everyone, including her
→ What you're actually communicating to your team when new ideas get tabled or quietly disappear
→ How to document one process this week without turning it into a 40-page manual

About Cassie Kellner

Cassie Kellner is the founder of Everbloom, a practice management consulting firm serving orthodontic and dental practices. With 22 years in the industry, she has worked with nearly 100 practices and built Everbloom around one core belief: strong practices start with strong teams. She hosts The Bloom Effect podcast and co-produces The Ortho Society with Lindsay Quinn of Heartwise Collective.

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Episode Chapters 

Welcome and intro 01:15

The phrase that is costing your practice 03:00

The three ways it shows up 06:30

What it's actually costing you 11:00

The knowledge in one person's head problem 15:00

Accountability vs. surveillance 18:00

Where your systems have to live 22:00 What it does to your culture 26:00

One thing to do this week 29:30

Topics we explore and discuss:
orthodontic practice management, dental team culture, working moms in dentistry, cross training dental team, practice staff retention, team mentorship, employee scheduling, orthodontic team development, practice operations, Cassie Kellner, The Bloom Effect podcast, Everbloom

Have you ever looked at someone and thought, “They make it look easy?” This episode reminds us that what we see isn’t always the full story. I’m sitting down with Dr. Farah Kar, aka @the.ortho.queen, and we’re getting real about the grit it takes to keep going, the power of being fully yourself, and what it’s like to rebuild after loss.

Farah shares everything from starting over in her career to growing a bold personal brand (and navigating motherhood and grief in the midst of it all) with humor, honesty, and a whole lot of heart. "One of the biggest misconceptions is that when people see or hear things that other people are doing that's hard, they just assume that they're doing it in the absence of fear."

We talk about:

– Why grit matters more than talent (and how to build it)

– What authenticity really looks like in this industry

– Navigating big transitions, self-doubt, and starting over

– How grief and joy can live side by side

This one’s raw, reflective, and so full of love. I can’t wait for you to hear it. Dr. Farah Kar is a proud Iranian, Canadian, American orthodontist. She attended the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry for her DDS and Master of Science degree and Certificate of Orthodontics. She is double-board certified and a Diplomat of the American Board of Orthodontics and Royal College of Dentists of Canada. Dr. Kar has been an Invisalign certified orthodontist since 2014 and an Invisalign Diamond Plus Provider who has treated over 2,000 cases. She enjoys merging her background in fine arts, architecture, and project management with practicing orthodontics efficiently and with flare!

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In this episode, Cassie Kellner sits down with Dr. Farah Kar and they discuss tender and deeply emotional topics, including war and the loss of a child. If you’re grieving, healing, or carrying something heavy right now, please take a moment to check in with yourself. It’s more than okay to pause, skip, or return to this conversation whenever the time feels right for you.

Episode Chapters 00:00 Welcome and introduction 01:06 How Cassie and Farah met at AAO 05:46 Mid-40s realness and personal growth 10:01 Challenging ortho stereotypes 16:36 Building an authentic online presence 20:34 Instagram growth and learning from mistakes 23:43 Starting over after loss 29:04 ADHD, hustle, and grit 36:11 Parenting with perspective 43:53 Gratitude and immigrant roots 48:08 Grieving Ella and honoring both joy and loss 54:15 Final reflections + closing Topics we explore in this episode include: orthodontic leadership, overcoming failure, personal growth in dentistry, building a brand as an orthodontist, authentic leadership, grit and resilience, navigating grief, orthodontic startup journey

"They become the single point of failure. And that is an enormous amount of invisible pressure to carry."

May is wild. Recitals, field trips, sports, class performances, Teacher Appreciation Week. And the women on your team are showing up through all of it, managing your front desk, building patient relationships, holding your team culture together, all while carrying everything that comes with being a mom outside of work.

Orthodontics and dentistry are female-dominated industries. A big portion of your team are moms. And most practices are not actually built with that reality in mind. This episode is about changing that, not in a guilt-trip way, but in a very practical, this is how you build a practice people want to stay in kind of way.

Cassie walks through three things the best practices are doing right now to support the moms on their teams. None of it is revolutionary. All of it makes a real difference.

We talk about:
→ Why cross-training is a culture statement, not just a backup plan
→ The invisible pressure that builds when one person is the only one who knows how to do something critical
→ How a simple mentorship structure develops your new team members and keeps your experienced ones engaged
→ Why advanced notice is one of the most underrated retention tools you have
→ What it actually communicates when you plan your practice calendar with your team's real lives in mind

About Cassie Kellner
Cassie Kellner is the founder of Everbloom, a practice management consulting firm serving orthodontic and dental practices. With 22 years in the industry, she has worked with nearly 100 practices and built Everbloom around one core belief: strong practices start with strong teams. She hosts The Bloom Effect podcast and co-produces The Ortho Society with Lindsay Quinn of Heartwise Collective.

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Episode Chapters
00:00 Welcome and intro
01:30 Why this episode, why now
02:43 Tip one: Cross-training as a culture statement
07:16 Tip two: Mentorship inside your practice
11:28 Tip three: Advanced notice and calendar planning
15:30 Recap and where to start
16:13 Happy Mother's Day, Bloomers

Topics we explore and discuss:
orthodontic practice management, dental team culture, working moms in dentistry, cross training dental team, practice staff retention, team mentorship, employee scheduling, orthodontic team development, practice operations, Cassie Kellner, The Bloom Effect podcast, Everbloom

“We built our systems around the things that have to get done every single day.” 

In this grounded and energizing conversation, host Cassie Kellner is joined by Dr. Jorden Mortensen, dentist, entrepreneur, and founder of MintChecklist, to talk about what it really takes to build something that works inside a growing practice.

Dr. Mortensen shares his journey from sleeping in his car and an empty operatory after dental school to owning and leading multiple practices across small-town Texas. What started as a drive to pay off student loans quickly turned into a deep commitment to building systems that support both teams and patients in a meaningful way.

Cassie and Dr. Mortensen unpack what happens when practices rely on memory instead of systems, why operational drift is almost guaranteed without structure, and how something as simple as a checklist can change the entire rhythm of a team. They also explore the gap between tools that look good on paper and tools that actually work in real time.

This episode is for the leader who feels the weight of keeping everything together and is ready to build something more sustainable.

We talk about:
→ Why growth exposes broken systems
→ What operational drift actually looks like in a practice
→ The hidden cost of paper checklists and scattered processes
→ How simplicity drives real team consistency
→ Building systems that scale without adding overwhelm
→ Why patient care improves when systems are clear

About Dr. Jorden Mortensen
Dr. Jorden Mortensen, DMD, MBA, is a dentist, entrepreneur, and systems builder focused on elevating the standard of care in small-town dentistry. After earning his dental degree and MBA in 2019, he began acquiring and revitalizing legacy practices across rural Texas through Hometown Dental Partners.

As his organization grew, he identified a consistent operational challenge—teams were relying on paper checklists, whiteboards, and scattered systems that created inconsistency and friction.

He founded MintChecklist, a cloud-based platform designed specifically for dental teams to manage recurring tasks with clarity and accountability. What began as an internal solution has grown into a broader mission to help practices replace outdated workflows with systems that support both team performance and patient care.

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Episode Chapters
00:00 Welcome and Jorden’s story
03:15 From small town to dentistry
08:40 Buying a practice right out of school
15:10 COVID and early challenges
20:30 Discovering small-town dentistry
27:45 When systems became necessary
34:10 The problem with paper checklists
40:20 Building MintChecklist
47:00 Bringing simplicity back to teams

Topics we explore in this episode include:
dental practice systems, operational efficiency in dentistry, checklist systems for teams, scaling dental practices, small-town dentistry, leadership in dental practices, team accountability systems, practice operations, workflow consistency, reducing operational friction

If you’ve ever found yourself fixing things for everyone or feeling like the only one who cares, this episode explains why that dynamic shows up and how to change it.

Cassie sits down with Certified Life and Relationship Coach Christine Brondyke to explore the Drama Triangle, a powerful lens for understanding conflict and communication breakdowns in orthodontic teams. You’ll learn how the Hero, Victim, and Villain roles keep teams stuck, and how shifting out of these patterns can spark true connection and collaboration.

“If there's a glitch—work, home, friendship—this can help us understand the how of it. And once we can see it, we can see it everywhere.”

What You’ll Learn

Christine Brondyke is a Certified Life and Relationship Coach with more than two decades of experience guiding individuals, couples, and teams through the messiness of communication and into deeper alignment. Her insights will change the way you see your workplace and yourself.

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Check out the Drama Triangle PDF

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Episode Chapters

00:00 Welcome + Meet Christine
01:42 Shoutout to Dr. Ryan McComb
03:35 Cassie’s reaction to the Drama Triangle
05:25 What is the Drama Triangle?
10:32 Understanding the three roles
27:08 How these dynamics show up in coaching
39:50 Team conflict in orthodontic practices
50:00 Creating connection through clarity

Topics we explore in this episode include:
drama triangle, orthodontic team dynamics, Christine Brondyke coach, workplace conflict resolution, emotional intelligence at work, hero victim villain roles, leadership coaching ortho, burnout in orthodontic teams, conflict resolution in dentistry, team coaching for orthodontists

"A bad system will break every great person in your practice. Every single time."

In this solo episode, Cassie talks about one of the most frustrating patterns in orthodontic practices: losing great people and not understanding why.

After 22 years in the industry, she shares what she sees over and over again. It’s not a people problem. It’s a systems problem.

This episode walks through what’s really happening behind team turnover and how small shifts in hiring, onboarding, culture, and growth can change everything.

“You cannot find the perfect candidate and drop them into chaos and expect them to thrive.”

Cassie shares:
– Why team turnover is often a systems issue, not a people issue
– What’s missing in most hiring and onboarding processes
– How unclear expectations quietly push good people out
– Why growth conversations matter more than performance reviews
– Simple ways to create clarity, structure, and trust inside your practice

About Cassie Kellner
Cassie Kellner is the founder of Everbloom and host of The Bloom Effect. A former chairside assistant turned team coach, she works with orthodontic practices across the country to strengthen leadership, communication, and team culture through practical systems and honest conversations.

Episode Links & Ways to Connect
Free leadership resources from Everbloom
Learn more about working together
Follow along on Instagram
Subscribe to The Bloom Effect

Listen on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube. If this episode resonates with you, share it with your team or another practice leader. Leaving a review helps more teams find these conversations.

Episode Chapters
00:00 Welcome + what we’re talking about
02:10 Why great people keep leaving
06:45 The story behind repeated turnover
12:30 It’s not a people problem
18:20 Hiring without a real process
24:10 Onboarding that actually works
31:15 Culture and retention shifts
38:40 Growth conversations that matter
45:10 Compensation and clarity
52:00 Final thoughts + your challenge

Topics we explore in this episode include:
team turnover in orthodontics, practice systems, onboarding processes, hiring strategy, team retention, leadership communication, practice culture, growth frameworks

“Indirect bonding is a hurdle you have to clear to get the benefit of custom.”

In this candid and thought-provoking conversation, host Cassie Kellner sits down with Dr. Brandon Owen, an orthodontist, innovator, and founder of KLOwen Braces, to talk about why orthodontics is overdue for change.

Dr. Owen shares the frustration that led him to build a custom braces system designed to reduce stress, eliminate unnecessary detailing, and remove the doctor bottleneck that slows down so many practices. What began as a search for work-life balance turned into a deep dive into biomechanics, efficiency, and the hidden cost of outdated systems.

Cassie and Dr. Owen unpack why indirect bonding alone is not the solution, why dabbling in custom systems often leads to failure, and what full commitment actually looks like inside a practice. They also explore how reducing repos, wire bends, and unnecessary appointments shifts the energy of an entire team.

This episode is a challenge to the orthodontist who feels behind, overworked, or stuck in inefficiency. It is an invitation to lead differently.

We talk about:
→ Why indirect bonding is not the win
→ The real reason dabbling breaks momentum
→ How the doctor becomes the bottleneck
→ Reducing repos, wire bends, and stress
→ Why custom systems require full commitment
→ Creating efficiency that protects your team

About Dr. Brandon Owen
Dr. Brandon Owen, DDS, MS, is President and Founder of KLOwen Braces and a practicing orthodontist at Owen Orthodontic Center in Lakeway, Texas. He received the AAO Ortho Innovator Award in 2019 and honorable mention in 2024 and 2025. A Board-Certified Orthodontist and member of the Angle Society, he holds nine original patents along with multiple continuation patents and consults for over a dozen digital orthodontic companies. Dr. Owen named KLOwen in memory of his oldest son, Keller Logan Owen, who passed away suddenly in 2011.

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Episode Chapters
00:00 Welcome and the efficiency conversation
03:20 The frustration that sparked innovation
08:40 Why indirect bonding is not enough
14:10 The cost of dabbling in new systems
21:00 The doctor as the bottleneck
28:10 Reducing stress across the team
35:00 Staffing challenges and burnout
42:15 What full commitment looks like
47:00 Final encouragement to lead differently

Topics we explore in this episode include:
orthodontic efficiency, custom braces systems, reducing repos and wire bends, indirect bonding limitations, orthodontic leadership, practice scalability, workflow optimization, burnout prevention in orthodontics, digital orthodontic innovation

“It's only embarrassing until you're famous.”

In this real and energizing conversation, host Cassie Kellner sits down with Dr. Sable Staller, an orthodontist at Eastside Orthodontics in New York City, to talk about what it looks like to build your voice before you feel fully ready.

Dr. Staller shares her journey from small-town Indiana to practicing orthodontics in Manhattan, and how posting on TikTok during residency quietly changed the trajectory of her career. What started as a creative outlet became a powerful tool for connection, confidence, and opportunity.

Cassie and Dr. Staller unpack the fear of being seen, the cringe that comes with putting yourself out there, and the mindset shift that helps you move anyway. They also explore how social media can open doors far beyond patient acquisition, from professional relationships to job opportunities, and why young orthodontists are thinking differently about brand ownership in today’s landscape.

The conversation takes a meaningful turn as Dr. Staller shares her decision to freeze her eggs and why protecting her future self felt just as important as building her practice today. It’s an honest reminder that ambition and personal life are not competing forces — they can coexist with intention.

This episode is a nudge for the orthodontist who has something to say but hasn’t pressed post yet.

We talk about:
→ Why social media is more than marketing
→ Pushing past embarrassment and believing in yourself
→ Building a brand as an associate orthodontist
→ Using authenticity to create trust
→ Expanding your network beyond your zip code
→ Making decisions today that honor your future

About Dr. Sable Staller
Dr. Sable Staller is a New York City orthodontist at Eastside Orthodontics who leads with compassion and prioritizes each patient’s chief concerns. Originally from Indiana, she began sharing orthodontic education and glimpses of life in NYC online during residency. Today, she has built a strong social presence that connects patients, colleagues, and young professionals navigating their ortho journeys.

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Follow Dr. Staller on TikTok
Connect on Facebook
Connect on LinkedIn

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Episode Chapters
00:00 Welcome from Manhattan
02:10 From Indiana to NYC orthodontics
06:15 Posting on TikTok during residency
10:40 It’s only embarrassing until it works
15:30 Social media beyond patient marketing
20:50 Building a brand as an associate
26:00 Expanding your professional circle
31:20 Freezing your eggs and honoring your future
37:30 Final encouragement to just start

Topics we explore in this episode include:
orthodontic leadership, building a personal brand in dentistry, social media for orthodontists, associate orthodontist growth, authenticity in healthcare, women in orthodontics, career development in dentistry, networking through social platforms, mindset, and visibility

“Busy teams are often compensating for broken systems.”

In this honest and practical conversation, host Cassie Kellner sits down with Mandy Madeline, Champion of Practice Transformation and founder of Bite Sized Solutions, to talk about what is really happening inside busy dental practices and why effort alone is rarely the issue.

Mandy shares her journey from chairside dentistry into operations and leadership, and how years of working inside practices revealed a common pattern. Production was strong, teams were working hard, but systems were unclear. Handoffs broke down, expectations lived in people’s heads, and leaders quietly carried the weight of keeping everything together.

This episode also marks a major milestone for Everbloom. Cassie officially announces the expansion of Everbloom into the general dentistry space, bringing the same people-first, systems-driven approach that has supported orthodontic teams to dental practices ready to grow with clarity and intention. Mandy joins the Everbloom team to lead this new division, helping practices build sustainable systems that support both growth and team well-being.

Cassie and Mandy explore why “busy” often masks deeper operational gaps, how miscommunication creates unnecessary stress in admin and clinical teams, and why clear playbooks are essential for sustainable growth. From personality tools like the Enneagram to simple, searchable systems teams can actually use, this episode offers a grounded look at how practices can scale with clarity instead of chaos.

We talk about:
→ Why busy does not equal healthy
→ How unclear handoffs create hidden inefficiencies
→ The cost of systems living in people’s heads
→ Culture as a daily behavior, not a poster on the wall
→ Using personality tools to improve communication
→ Building playbooks teams use beyond onboarding

About Mandy Madeline
Mandy Madeline is the founder of Bite Sized Solutions and a dental operations strategist who helps practices simplify systems, strengthen team communication, and scale without chaos. With over 18 years of hands-on experience from clinical roles to operating dental practices, Mandy brings practical, people-first solutions that reduce burnout and elevate both patient and team experiences. She is known for translating complexity into clarity and helping leaders build systems that support growth, culture, and long-term sustainability.

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Learn more about Bite Sized Solutions
Follow Mandy on Instagram
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Download the 2026 Vision Setting Workbook

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Episode Chapters
00:00 Welcome and setting the conversation
02:45 Mandy’s background and path into operations
06:30 When production is strong but systems fail
10:15 Busy versus healthy inside dental practices
14:40 Where handoffs and expectations break down
19:10 Personality tools and communication gaps
24:20 Why playbooks must live beyond onboarding
29:40 Leadership responsibility and modeling systems
34:50 Final reflections and how to connect with Mandy

Topics we explore in this episode include:
dental operations, practice growth, team communication, leadership development, practice systems, playbooks, culture building, scaling dental practices, patient experience, burnout prevention