Parts Unknown – West Texas Dental School
Do you know what you’re getting into? The profession you are about to enter is hard –...
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Category: Musings
4 Factors Affecting Solo Practitioners
The future prospects of the traditional solo-doctor, private practice are bleak. There are a...
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Alcohol and Addiction
In yesterday’s post I referenced the late Anthony Bourdain. Anthony’s television shows often...
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Parts Unknown
Do you know what you’re getting into? The profession you are about to enter is hard –...
Read MoreMajor Metros and the North Pole
We’ve talked about how expensive dental school has become before. Recently a student asked a group of dentists online how he should plan to manage a 500k student loan…500k to become a general dentist is ridiculous....
Read MoreToothless in Virginia: Pain relief for the uninsured of America
If you’re reading this via email, you may have view this post in your browser because this post contains a video titled “Toothless in Virginia”. It’s a 20 minute video published by BBC News in July 2018....
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Is the Solo-Doc Private Dental Practice Dead?
There will always be a place for solo doc private practices built on excellent clinic skills and...
Read More.Dental domains are available
YourName.Dental domains became public today. You can purchase them from GoDaddy for $69.99
Read MoreBest Dental Blogs of 2014
I’ve spent the last few months looking for and reading blogs written by dentists. Unfortunately, they are hard to find, and I have not found very many.The blogs that are updated regularly have been added to my news...
Read MoreIf Money is Not Real
If money is not real, then the most important question is not “am I priced low enough”, the most important question is “do they trust me enough to believe my promises?”.The most difficult work dentists do...
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Starbucks and Your Dental Office
I saw this promise at a Starbucks in Washington DC over the weekend. I haven’t seen or heard...
Read MoreThe Return on Investment of an Engineering Degree
The most valuable college degree in America is an engineering degree from Harvey Mudd (the small private school in Claremont, California). This has nothing to do with dentistry (other than maybe you should focus your marketing...
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