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Twenty years into dentistry, your practice should not have to look exactly like it did when you started.
Dr. Kelly Euse joins Regan Robertson and Sara Hansen to talk about following new clinical interests, giving team members room to grow, and building a practice that continues to evolve without losing the patient trust that made it successful.
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