What exactly is “quiet quitting”?The term has been trending in the news and on social media lately, so Dr. John Meis and Wendy Briggs are diving into the topic and how it affects dental practices in this episode.

Patients without insurance (or patients with not-so-great insurance) don’t always keep up on their appointments because paying out of pocket can get expensive. Adding an in-house benefit plan to your practice can be a great way to take care of these patients and give them the flexibility to maintain their regular appointments and get the services they need.

Dr. David Ahearn, a dentist and the founder of Design Ergonomics and Ergonomic Products, is on the podcast today to talk about how to find and alleviate capacity issues in your dental practice.

Dr. Travis Campbell is a dental insurance expert and dentist who teaches teams how to navigate the complexities of insurance. Known as “the dental insurance guy”, Dr. Campbell understands the nuances of insurance and helps practices get fewer denials and make more money in insurance reimbursements.

In this episode, Dr. John Meis and Wendy Briggs are discussing new developments in dental sleep medicine that can be life-changing for you and your patients.

Dr. John Meis and Wendy Briggs are sitting down with team performance expert, Daren Baird. Daren has consulted with some of the top dentists in the US as well as Fortune 500 companies and brings a new, valuable perspective to team building in dental practices.

What can a champion figure skater teach you about success in a dental practice? It turns out, a lot. Because winning an Olympic medal is much like building a winning practice.

Did you know... Between 70% and 80% of dentists don’t have a tax strategy. And if you’re among them, you’re probably throwing away money that you could be investing for retirement.

Listen and you’ll find the surprising keys to profitability as we take a deep dive into Dr. John's new book, Cracking The Code. (Plus, there’s a free copy waiting for you at the end of the episode.)

The traditional practice in Ireland has only one or two treatment rooms, maybe 6 at most. But Dr. O'Flaherty has 16 ops. So, he’s doing things very differently in an environment where growing a practice is more challenging than in North America.