Listen Score
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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗

Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
54 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
190 episodes
since April 1, 2021
episodic

AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗

~96.65% of listeners are from United States.
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US
96.65%
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PH
0.95%
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IL
0.47%
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CA
0.47%
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IN
0.47%
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JP
0.47%
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RO
0.47%
Others
0.05%
* Data source: directly measured on Listen Notes. real-time

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Brandon Cesario is a pediatric dentist who lives in Chicago but started and has grown a very successful practice in Indiana. What I love about Brandon is his work-life balance of living in the big city, but still finding a way to build a busy practice by optimizing his in-office IV sedation. We hav…

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Dr. Sean Whalen is a pediatric dentist, Iowa graduate, entrepreneur, and practice owner. He owns three practice in Colorado, teaches at the Denver Health Residency, and is the co-founder of Smiyl Brands, a supply company that cuts out the middle man and gives great deals on prophy supplies to pedia…
In this episode, Dr. Mark Gilstrap shares his journey through the dental profession, including his experiences with DSOs, practice ownership, and navigating the complexities of Medicaid in Oklahoma. He shares insights into the challenges and opportunities in pediatric dentistry and practice managem…
In this quick episode, I wanted to review how I calculate the most important KPI in my practice. As practice owners, it's critical to know your numbers. I like to stay hands-on with my bookkeeping so I can watch my expenses. I'm going to review how I calculate my specific daily BAM, and how I accou…
Our guest for this episode is Dr. Luke Robert. Dr. Luke is a pediatric dentist from Georgia who bought a high-end fee-for-service practice at 130% of collections. Even with people telling him he shouldn't do the deal, he found a way to buy the practice and still make it work. In our conversation, w…
Dr. Marc Adelberg is a pediatric dentist and faculty member at the Workman School of Dental Medicine at High Point in North Carolina. He practiced for 25 years in New York and grew a six-location practice before exiting via a sale to his partners. He shares his extensive experience in private pract…
Dr. Aruna Rao is a pediatric dentist, practice owner, and president elect of the Minnesota Dental Association. She also teaches one day a month at the University of Minnesota, where she helps run the clinic for dental students during their pediatric rotation. Dr. Rao comes on the podcast to talk a…
Dr. Todd Gray is a pediatric dentist and the Chief Dental Officer at Dentaquest. Dentaquest is the largest Medicaid managed care provider in the country, and is responsible for delivering Medicaid dental services to millions of children in the United States. Dr. Gray spent 15 years in private prac…
After several weeks of compiling the data, the numbers are in! This episode finally sheds light on what real-life numbers you can expect for a pediatric dental start-up. I asked listeners the following questions: 1. What is the demographic of your practice? 2. How much did you produce/collect your …
Dr. Gerardo Martinez is a returning guest on the show. We met up at AAPD and decided to record a podcast after flying home. We begin the conversation around changes in behavior management, and why it's ok for kids to cry at the dentist. The key is parent expectation and good communication. Dr. Mart…
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