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1 week ago | 
dentaltown.com | Mark Donaldson |William Jacobson |Dominique Chagniot
https://www.dentaltown.com/onlinece/details/1210/buffering-brilliance-optimizing-anesthetic-performance
by Dr. Mark DonaldsonLocal anesthesia is a cornerstone of modern dental and surgical practices, providing effective pain control for various procedures leading to improved treatment experiences and ultimately, better patient care.
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1 month ago | 
dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Drs. Stevie Roberts |Robert C. Johnson |Howard Farran
“Presence is power—but not the kind people fear. It’s the kind that earns trust.” ~Dr. Maggie Augustyn
In this reaction episode to Moment 207 of The Diary of a CEO, the Productive Dentist Podcast team unpacks CIA communication strategies through the lens of patient care, team dynamics, and clinical leadership.
It’s not about reading minds, it’s about showing up with purpose.
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1 month ago | 
dentaltown.com | Alan Pressman |Sam Mittelsteadt |William Jacobson
Cases are not consistently working. To avoid issues, we recommend posting Topics instead.
A brand-new Dentaltown experience is on the horizon - faster, a modern look, and built from the ground up.
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1 month ago | 
dentaltown.com | Jason Cellars |Kyle Patton |William Jacobson
Cases are not consistently working. To avoid issues, we recommend posting Topics instead.
A brand-new Dentaltown experience is on the horizon - faster, a modern look, and built from the ground up.
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1 month ago | 
dentaltown.com | John Heimke |William Jacobson |Howard Farran |Thomas Giacobbi
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1 month ago | 
dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Drs. Stevie Roberts |Robert C. Johnson |Kyle Patton
As business owners and leaders, we're no strangers to seasons of growth, change, and reflection. Whether you're building a practice from scratch, scaling to multiple locations, or considering a transition, the lifecycle of a dental practice parallels the journey of personal evolution. This conversation offers a raw and relatable reflection on business ownership and intentional living.
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1 month ago | 
dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Howard Farran
Building an authentic dental practice requires trust in your team—but what happens when that trust is violated? Dr. Allison House shares her personal experience with embezzlement and offers guidance for dentists who suspect something isn't right with their numbers.
The Warning Signs of Embezzlement
As dental practitioners, we pour our energy into patient care, clinical excellence, and building meaningful relationships.
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2 months ago | 
dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Angie Svitak |Jarod Johnson |Kyle Patton
If you're looking to boost case acceptance in your dental practice, you're in the right place. This guide delivers tactical, step-by-step strategies to help doctors and treatment coordinators present treatment plans with confidence—and get more patients to say "yes."
Before presenting any treatment plan, mindset is everything. The most successful treatment coordinators operate from a place of confidence. Their inner mantra?
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2 months ago | 
dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Howard Farran |Kyle Patton
The recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has sent shockwaves through the healthcare community—not just for the tragedy itself, but for the unsettling response it has generated from healthcare professionals. In this deeply reflective episode of The Authentic Dentist podcast, Dr. Allison House and co-host Shawn Zajas explore the surprising lack of sympathy expressed by many medical practitioners and what it reveals about the broken state of American healthcare.
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2 months ago | 
dentaltown.com | William Jacobson |Howard Farran |Thomas Giacobbi
In the world of dentistry, defining success can look drastically different from one practice to another. Some practices are focused on financial growth and expansion, while others prioritize work-life balance or community impact. But how do you know if your practice is thriving or merely surviving?
Success in dentistry is highly personal. What feels like thriving for one practice might feel like merely surviving for another.
