ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This episode is a pause. A moment of reflection. Regan Robertson speaks directly to the Productive Dentist Academy and Everyday Practices community to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Bruce Baird.
Listeners hear Bruce's story, his values, and the quiet principles that guided his leadership. The episode also shares how PDA will move forward, rooted in the foundation Bruce helped build, and invites the community to participate in honoring him through shared memories and service.
This is not a business episode. It is a gratitude episode.
Visit productivedentist.com/bruce to share a memory, message, or story honoring Bruce. Your words will help preserve his impact and continue the work he believed in.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Dr. Devin Giron explains why marketing only works when the practice behind it can deliver. From phone conversion and team training to patient experience and defined behaviors, this episode reveals what must happen after a patient decides to call.
Your website may be the first place a patient decides whether they trust your practice.
In this episode of the Everyday Practices Podcast, Regan Robertson and Sara Hansen talk with Dr. Tessa Miller about website accessibility, ADA awareness, and why your website should support the same patient exp…
A patient can be ready to schedule, call your practice, hit voicemail, and disappear before your team ever gets a chance to help them.
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Dr. Devin Giron reveals how strategic marketing, calculated risk, and a clearly defined patient experience helped him build a thriving fee-for-service, multi-doctor practice.
Dental insurance may fill chairs, but it does not build loyalty, value, or long-term practice growth.
In this episode of the Everyday Practices Podcast, Regan Robertson and Sara Hansen talk about how dental practices can build patient demand without relying on insurance lists as a marketing crutch.
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