Dr. John Meis and Dr. David Ahearn became fast friends when they were both growing their dental practices. They joined a mastermind of successful practice owners and learned together how to create truly remarkable results.

Many doctors and teams set big goals for their practices around the new year. While this goal-setting is a positive thing, these goals can quickly stack up and overwhelm both doctors and staff, resulting in added stress and tension within the practice.

Dr. Evanish has created an incredible, patient-centered practice in a small New Jersey town and we are thrilled to be sharing his story today along with important lessons about successful fee-for-service practices.

In today's episode, Dr. John Meis and Wendy Briggs are talking through key factors in bringing on an associate in a practice. You'll learn how to create a smooth transition with an associate and how to ensure a consistent, high-level patient experience.

Dr. Bridenstine is joining Dr. John Meis on the podcast today to talk about systems, protocols, practice growth, and practice vision. There's so much to learn on today's episode, we hope you enjoy.

In this episode, Wendy Briggs, RDH, gives practical and essential steps that will aid hygienists, assistants and doctors in communicating the urgency of periodontal treatment.

In this episode, Wendy Briggs, RDH, addresses the oral-systemic link and the impact it has on a practice and the lives of patients. Dental services are not only providing a cleaning— it is saving lives.

In this episode, Dr. John Meis is joined by Davis Roux and Patricia Hovis from Accelerated Dental Assisting Academy.

When Dr. Nate Lester left dental school, he found himself in a small town with no mentors and an amalgam filling to finish. Today, he joins Dr. John Meis and Wendy Briggs to talk about how he went from a first-generation college graduate to producing more than $4 million this past year.

The phone is one of the most important tools in the dental office. Today, Dr. John Meis and Wendy Briggs talk with Amol Nigudkar about barriers the patients encounter from the phone to the dental chair.