The podcast launched in December 2018 and brings fresh perspectives from outside (and inside) the Orthodontic world with a focus on business, HR, marketing, management, and more.
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Today on the show, we have one of the true North Stars in our profession. One of the incredible women shaping the future of Orthodontics. Dr.
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Does your vision and mission for your practice align with where you are currently? Are you happy with your practice? These are questions every orthodontist should
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When you meet Dr. Alyssa Carter, you can’t help but love her enthusiasm for life and her overwhelming positivity. Most of you have met her in
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If you are in the Orthopreneurs Facebook group, you must have seen my posts a couple of weeks ago getting a sleep study done. It wasn’t fun
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Today on the Orthopreneurs Podcast, we have Dr. Michael T. DePascale. He is a partner at Kozlowski Orthodontics. Mike graduated top of his class from the
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As an orthodontist or a dentist, there comes a time when you give serious thought to scaling your practice. But what nobody really talks about is
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Let’s face it. HR is one of those issues that we would rather not deal with as orthodontists.Finding and keeping a good talented team affordably
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Today’s episode is in honor of the incredible Dr. Ben Fishbein and Amanda Floyd, who are speaking at the OrthoPreneur University on April 1st. They will
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As orthodontists, we know that it takes a lot to build and grow a successful practice that provides us with the financial freedom and work-life
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In line with this month’s theme of esthetic dentistry, today, we talk about the huge importance of the oblique smile. As orthodontists, we don’t pay as
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In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Nicole Scheffler. She is one of the amazing speakers lined up for the Orthopreneur Summit in September. Dr.
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Today, I want us to talk about something very few people in orthodontics speak about. We rarely even get to hear about it in ortho