Tooth Be Told

In this episode, we talked to Dr. Bethel Ozumba a new graduate about his first few months as a new dentist. He explains the process he went through to get his license in texas and how COVID effect that. He also discussed his plans for this future and what dental students should do to succeed as a new graduate.

In this episode, we switch the roles and have our guest Mr. Jack Pohler interview the hosts. You'll be surprised at what our hosts say about dental schools and what to look for when you apply to dental schools.

In this episode, Dr. Alfredo Arauz comes on to give us a in his option the best CE course to take and the best books to read to understand different aspects of dentistry. The hope of Dr. Arauz is to help eliminate all the guesswork for selecting what CE to take. Here are the list for our listeners.

Continuing Education

Comprehensive Dentistry

-Spear

-Kois

Full Mouth Reconstruction

-FMRNYC-Dr. Dean Vafiadis

-Simplifying Complex Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry-Dr. Mike Brumm & Dr. Don Strupp

Occlusion

-Spear

-Kois

-Dawson

-Pankey

Cosmetic Dentistry

-Aesthetic Advantage- Dr. Larry Rosenthal and Dr. Michael Spa

-LVI

Composite Veneers Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Dentistry

-Dr. Marshall Hanson

Dental Photography and Dental Preparation design/techniques

-Dr. Miguel Ortiz

ImP.R.E.S. courses

-Dr. Adamo Notarantonio and Dr. Amanda Seay

Oral Surgery

-Pikos Institute

All on X training

-All on X book by Implant Ninja

-Dr. Peyray- The Ultimate ALL on x course

Gingival Grafting

-Center of Advanced Dental Education-Dr. Edward P. Allen

Guided Bone Regeneration +L-PRF training

-Dr. Matthew Fien

LANAP training

-Millenium Dental Tech

Implants

-Misch Implant Institute

Biomimetic/Adhesive Dentistry

-Nejad Institute- Dr. Matt Nejad

-BAARD Institute-Dr. Steven Schiffenhaus

-Dr. Pascal Magne

Orthodontics

-Invisalign

-Fast Braces

Dental Management

-MGE consultants

Staff Training

-Front Office Rocks

Online CE

-Stribe Dental

-Spear

-Kois

-Dentaltown

Cosmetic Dentistry Books

-Bonded Porcelain Restorations In Anterior Dentition-Dr. Pascal Magne

-The Science and Art of Porcelain Laminate Veneers-Dr. Galip Gürel

Instagram

@DIA-Dental Influencers Alliance

@Bloodytoothguy

@DoctorApa

@adamoelvis

@drschiffenshausdmd

@pascal_magne

@drperay

@feinodontics

@imlantsdc

@implantcompare

@sfdentalnerd

@doctor.hanna

@drbrandonmack

@drdmontalvo

@drdean007

@fmrnyc

@drmikebrumm

@drrhodrithomas

@drsamsaleh

@drkylestanley

@drsinada

@dr.miguel_ortiz

@doctorduval

@dr_bedrossian

@randold_binns

@dr_rubinshtein

And so many more to list

In this episode we have Derick Van ness founder and wealth strategist at big life financial. Derick and big life financial believe that you have a huge contribution to make to your family, community, and the world at large.

However, we also believe that the #1 reason you won’t contribute as much as you could is due to your financial limitations.

We are here to help you remove those limits.

Imagine a world where you had a financial strategy that you KNEW would work NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENED in the markets and on wall street?

What would you do? How would you act differently?

We believe you’d be MUCH BETTER in your business, in your family, with your health, and in every other aspect of your life.

In this episode we talk to Mr.Jonathon Brown of Brown service group LLC. One thing we all struggle with is understanding how much financial risk we can tolerate with our money. This episode will allow you to take a take to understands where you stand.

Mr. Brown writes:

In my experience, I’ve had dentists who claim they are conservative investors but I end up finding out

they are really very aggressive. Other times, I get dentists who claim they are aggressive but they end up

being more conservative. How does this happen? How can someone be unaware of how they view risk

and how does a financial advisor help clients navigate the investment risk landscape?

All investments require the assumption of some form of risk. However, each individual investor is

unique, and their willingness to assume certain risks may vary from person to person. Market risk,

credit risk, liquidity risk, operational risk, legal risk, and political risk are all common risks that individuals

and institutions face when investing. Before we go any further, I’d like to help you define the financial

risks I just mentioned.

-Market Risk: the fluctuation of value due to market forces. An example would be the recent volatility of

the S&P 500.

-Credit Risk: the ability for someone to pay their bills. An example would be the defaults in the housing

crisis.

-Liquidity Risk: the ability to liquidate the asset into cash. An example would be accessing cash from a

bank ATM versus accessing cash from equity in a home.

-Operational Risk: the management’s ability to effectively meet organizational goals. An example would

be the appointment of a new CEO.

-Inflation Risk: the risk that assets do not keep pace with price and interest rate growth. An example

would be “money under the mattress” which does not keep up with inflation rates.

A very common scenario where I think it’s important to have some awareness of your risk threshold is

when you are speaking to your family and friends. They may not have the same income, they may not be

the same age, or they may not have the same goals. As a high income earner such as a dentist, it’s

important to understand what level of risk you are willing to tolerate. Some investments may be more

or less suitable depending on how much risk you are willing to take. It’s also important to work with a

qualified financial professional in order to determine what your risk adjusted portfolio should look like.

If you want more info go to: https://www.thebrownservicesgroup.com/

In this episode, we welcome Mrs. Jill Kennedy to the show. An RDH who tells us why hygienists are wanting to leave dental field at a record pace, especially after COVID. We discuss what we believe to be some of the causes and how we can help improve and prolong the working life of all hygienists.

In this episode, we talk to the founder and CEO of Brown Girl RDH Ms. Martelle Coke. She tells us her incredible life story and how she began this non-profit organization to help minority dental hygienists with easing the financial burden of going to school. This is such a powerful episode. A most listen.

In this episode, we talk to ms. Irene and ms Katrina from the very popular podcast "tooth or dare". Honestly, this podcast went on for over an hour. These ladies have a lot of energy, love dentistry, and dropped a lot of gems for our listeners. If you want to smile, just listen to the whole episode. This may have been one of the most enjoyable episodes to date. Enjoy

In this bonus episode, we talk to Drs. Jaclyn Costello Wood and Erika Chowa. They are both emergency room doctors that shared their insight and experience with COVID 19. Enjoy

The alumni in no particular order:

Mr. Greg Morehead- Episode 13

Dr. Dontra Scott- Episode 14 and 23

Dr. Tamaara Morris- Episode 16

Dr. Freddie Wilkes Jr.- Episode 19

Dr. Sanaz Vahid- Episode 65

Ms. Katrina Sanders- Episode 100 and 101