Flint Geier

2 weeks ago | dentaltown.com | Maggie Augustyn |Flint Geier |Robert Niles

Let’s be honest—many dentists are feeling stretched thin. The team’s underperforming, accountability is spotty, and it can feel like everything falls on the doctor’s shoulders. One of the most common pain points we hear from practices across the country? “I just want my team to take ownership and accountability.” We’ve consulted hundreds of offices and can confidently say this: creating a culture of ownership is possible, and it starts with systems! Here are 3 proven strategies that work 1.

2 months ago | dentaltown.com | Flint Geier |Melissa Lowry |Howard Farran

In the rush of daily practice, dental professionals often find themselves caught in a cycle of striving—reaching one goal only to immediately set their sights on the next challenge without pausing to acknowledge how far they've come. This pattern, while driving growth and innovation, can leave us feeling perpetually unfulfilled and disconnected from the meaning behind our work.

2 months ago | dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Flint Geier |Kyle Patton |Paul Edwards

As healthcare providers, dentists have a unique opportunity to reduce waste, conserve resources, and promote sustainability—all while delivering top-notch care to patients. The good news? Making your practice more eco-friendly doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Small, intentional changes can have a huge impact on both the environment and your bottom line. Here are some simple, effective ways to make your dental practice more sustainable: 1.

Mar 28, 2025 | dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Flint Geier |Howard Farran |Drs. Stevie Roberts

Most patients don’t know what makes a great filling or crown, but they always remember how they felt in your care. The way you communicate, the ease of scheduling, and the trust you build are what truly define an exceptional patient experience. Many practices put heavy focus on new patient experiences, but what about the loyal patients who keep coming back? If you’re not actively working to engage and retain them, you may be unknowingly losing them out the back door.

Mar 7, 2025 | orthotown.com | Flint Geier |Glenn Krieger |Kyle Patton |Chad Foster

In this episode of The Burleson Box, Dr. Dustin Burleson welcomes Dr. Erinne Kennedy, Assistant Dean for Curriculum and Integrated Learning at Kansas City University College of Dental Medicine. Dr. Kennedy shares her fascinating journey into dentistry, which was heavily influenced by her family of dental professionals and her passion for public health.