What your website reflects determines how much patients trust you before they ever step through your doors. Regan Robertson sits down with Phoenix Dental Agency's Kenny Davenport and Sara Hansen to uncover the uncomfortable truth about online presence, conversion, and what patients really see when they find you online before they ever meet you in person.

After two record years of 17 and 28 percent growth, Dr. Chris Comer hit the stall. Instead of chasing more production or new toys, he rebuilt his foundation. This episode reveals how scheduling, delegation, and culture alignment brought balance back to growth.

What if peace, not productivity, was the real measure of success? Brandi Marzolino joins Regan Robertson and Dr. Chad Johnson to explore how courage, contentment, and self-awareness can transform leadership and life in dentistry.

High achievers don't need a sabbatical to reset. In this conversation, Dr. Eric Recker gives dentists tiny, repeatable "micro moments" that lower stress, restore clarity, and help you keep showing up strong.

When the suction stopped and the power went out, Dr. Maggie Augustyn could have panicked. Instead, she found herself in the basement of her 1886 dental office facing a literal life-or-death decision to flip the breaker and restore power. What happened next wasn't just a fix to a technical problem, it was a moment that revealed what true leadership looks like under pressure.

Sometimes the biggest shifts start with the smallest decisions. In this candid episode, Regan Robertson and Dr. Chad Johnson challenge you to make one change today that points your life in a positive direction.

Dr. Crystal Martin shares how transforming her website turned from a dreaded task into a breakthrough that revitalized her practice, inspired her team, and made patients feel truly seen.

Periodontal disease is the silent epidemic. Dr. Tanya Dunlap, Vice President of Perio Protect, joins us to discuss how gum health affects overall health and why a simple score can alter patients' understanding of their risk.