In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, we sit down with Taylor Hill, a CPA and CFP at Cerity Partners, for a conversation about the financial challenges and strategies that every dentist needs to know. From navigating the impact of tariffs to handling inflation and managing tax deductions, Taylor shares his expertise on how dental practices can thrive in 2025 and beyond.

In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, Eric sits down with Callie Ward, CEO of Dash Dental Consulting, to explore the crucial role phone skills play in growing a successful dental practice. Callie shares her expertise in helping practices improve their phone communication to convert calls into scheduled appointments and provide exceptional service to patients. Whether it's handling insurance questions or guiding new patients through their concerns, Callie’s tips are a must-watch for any dental practice looking to improve their patient interactions.

Building a dental practice is challenging—starting over in a new country makes it even tougher. Dr. Reema Arnouk of Foothill Family Dental Group shares her inspiring journey of moving to the U.S., overcoming obstacles, and rebuilding her dental career from the ground up. She discusses the struggles of adapting to a new culture, the importance of persistence and adaptability, and how she built two thriving family-run practices. Dr. Arnouk also highlights the role of community involvement, patient connection, and empathy in growing a successful practice—offering invaluable insights for any dentist looking to build or expand their own.

The hiring game in dentistry has changed—big time. If you're a practice owner struggling to find (and keep) top-tier hygienists and assistants, you’re not alone. In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, we sit down with Erin from Dental Recruiters to break down what’s happening in the job market, what top candidates are looking for, and how private practices can stay competitive. Erin’s been on the front lines of both clinical and business operations, and she’s here to share straight-shooting insights on how to build a strong, permanent team in today’s workforce.

In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, Andre and Eric founders of Pain-Free Dental Marketing discuss their bold predictions for 2025. They explore how dentists and dental practice owners can stay ahead in a rapidly changing marketing landscape. From harnessing AI effectively to building authentic connections with patients, this conversation is packed with practical insights you can use right now.

In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, Ian and Eric dive into the transformative power of patient-centered marketing. They break down how dentists can simplify their messaging, create meaningful connections, and position patients as the heroes of their dental journey. Whether you’re revamping your website or rethinking your brand, this episode is packed with actionable insights inspired by Building a StoryBrand.

In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, we sit down with Shannon Snell, the powerhouse behind Dental Consulting Co. Shannon brings over a decade of experience in dental consulting, helping practices improve profitability through smarter systems, leadership, and compensation models. If you’ve been feeling the pressure of the labor shortage and the rising costs of running a practice, this episode is packed with practical advice on how to create a more sustainable and profitable work environment for your team. Shannon is here to talk about one of the hottest topics in the industry: hygiene compensation models. Trust us—you won’t want to miss this insightful conversation.

In this episode of Bite-Sized Dental Marketing, we’re thrilled to chat with Melissa Scott, a seasoned dental professional whose career journey spans from clinical hygiene to working with DSOs and dental manufacturers. Melissa brings her expertise to the table, discussing industry trends, the power of systems, and how DSOs are reshaping dentistry. If you’re a dentist or dental practice owner, you don’t want to miss her perspective on running a more efficient, patient-focused practice.