Office Visit: Drs. Clint and Kelly Euse

Office Visit: Drs. Clint and Kelly Euse 

How Drs. Clint and Kelly Euse reverse-engineered their successful dental practice with vision, courage and zero compromises


Photography by Matt Hutchings

Dentists spend most of their working hours inside their own practices, so they usually don’t get many opportunities to see what it’s like inside another doctor’s office. Dentaltown’s recurring Office Visit profile offers a chance for Townies to meet their peers, hear their stories and get a sense of how they practice.

At Advanced Dentistry by Design, Drs. Clint and Kelly Euse have built one of Nevada’s leading dental practices through their shared vision of elevating care with advanced technology and a comprehensive approach to oral health.

In this exclusive Q&A, the husband-and-wife team reveals how they’ve balanced family life with professional growth, and why their investments in technology and team culture have transformed both their practice and personal happiness.


Office Highlights
NAMES:
Drs. Clint Euse and Kelly Euse

GRADUATED FROM:
Creighton University School of Dentistry

PRACTICE NAME:
Advanced Dentistry by Design
advanceddentistrybydesign.com

CITY, STATE:
Carson City, Nevada

PRACTICE SIZE:
10,000 square feet

TEAM SIZE:
23
Tell us about your journey after graduating from dental school.
Dr. Clint Euse: After graduating from Creighton University, I worked in Omaha while Kelly finished school, gaining valuable surgical experience from my mentors. We then moved to Utah, where despite a slow practice, I had time to master CEREC 3D technology, which later became a significant part of our practice. Eventually, I moved to Nevada and partnered with Dr. Randy Wright, where I’ve practiced since.

Dr. Kelly Euse: My early career was shaped by two key experiences: working with a CEREC pioneer in Utah who introduced me to digital dentistry, and later as an associate in Reno with another digital office. The challenging split shifts and being required to perform procedures I didn’t enjoy—like root canals—motivated me to move toward practice ownership, where I could control both my schedule and the services I provided.


When did you decide to work together?
Clint: After our second child, we realized working together would give us more control over our schedules. Working with Productive Dentist Academy (PDA) taught me to optimize productivity while reducing hours. I initially shortened my week from four to three days while maintaining production, and my partner Dr. Wright followed suit. This created an opportunity to bring Kelly into the practice two days a week. I’ve since reduced to just two days weekly, and we both maintain our production goals while having more family time. When looking back at working separately versus together, we often ask, “Why didn’t we do this sooner?” We’ve always shared the same vision: Take excellent care of patients and your team, and success will follow.

Kelly: Working together forced us to engineer our office time to be super efficient. I went from working four days in Reno to producing more in just two days at our practice. It was the best professional decision we made—now we coordinate the same time off, perform our preferred procedures and invest in our vision for the practice.


As a husband-and-wife dental team, how do you balance your different strengths?
Clint: It’s actually one of the things that makes our partnership work so well. I focus on complex procedures like full-arch implants and smile designs, plus I have a passion for dental technology. I’ve taken on the leadership role in our practice, studying management techniques and implementing systems to maintain our high standards. Kelly is my best referral source—she builds trust with patients and understands their needs. When there’s a procedure she doesn’t perform, she’ll recommend they see me. Patients get the best of both worlds: Kelly’s communication and relationship skills paired with my surgical expertise.

Kelly: I’m passionate about the oral-systemic connection and comprehensive patient care. When meeting patients, I ask them to rate what’s most important about their smile—health, function or beauty—which steers our conversations. I also develop monthly themes centered around oral-systemic health, knowing we often see patients more frequently than their regular doctors. Clint serves as our leader and innovator—he’s a constant student who sets high standards and introduces new technologies. I focus more on team cohesion, planning activities and designing our office environment to be comfortable and welcoming. We complement each other perfectly—our key is recognizing each other’s strengths and weaknesses, then working cohesively.



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