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) for dental companies, and stays immersed in what the progressive dental world has to offer. She can be found online at. Her podcast, Healthy Mouth Healthy Life, is on iTunes and her docu-series Coming Clean - My Journey Back to a Healthy Mouth is on YouTube. VIDEO - DUwHF #1035 - Carrie Ibbetson AUDIO - DUwHF #1035 - Carrie Ibbetson
May 29, 2018
by howard
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assistant professor at USC in Los Angeles and a former hygiene department program director. Dentistry Today recognizes Debbie as a Leader in Dental Consulting. DENTISTRY TODAY considers her a top dental consultant for the past 16 yrs. The focus of Dental Practice Solutions is to create healthier, longer
May 03, 2018
by Jordon Comstock
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, instead of breastfed, their ability to keep their tongue in the right position. You know, most people don't know that nasal breathing really is a key to healthy life. And if your tongue is positioned at the roof of your mouth, number one, it's going to help form the palate. Number two, it's going
May 03, 2018
by howard
Podcast
that. Warren: I've only known you for a while. Howard: Yeah. I tell my four boys, I say all I want you to be is happy and healthy and so many people always torture my boys like, Well, how come you're not going to be a dentist like your dad? And I tell them, I said, Boys, I went through this with my
May 31, 2018
by howard
Podcast
unfair because they don't ever portray, well, why does your two-year-old baby need put to sleep and need a half dozen root canals? Is that parent abuse? Are you kissing that baby with rotted mouth, is a babysitter, your grandmother that has gum disease and five cavities? But the dentist... Jeanette
May 02, 2018
by howard
Podcast
of that, but it's really limited stuff. We still have a pretty healthy relationship with our orthodontic colleagues in the neighborhood. Howard: So, you're in Elm Grove? Max: Elm Grove. Yeah. Howard: What's the population in Elm Grove? Max: Elm Grove, that's got to be a handful of thousand people
May 15, 2018
by howard
Podcast
doesn't want two miserable parents. Dana: That's right. Howard: What a kid needs is two happy parents and if you're happy working or you're happy being divorced or ... they need you happy and healthy and functional. Dana: Totally. Howard: So, what are you teaching at your Spice Up The New Practice
May 10, 2018
by howard
Podcast
than one or half of one got upper ten Empress veneers. Nobody wants to talk about the nine girls that lost their teeth, gum disease, meth addiction, poverty, un-education growing up where mama was handing Mountain Dew and animal crackers when she was two. Her self-esteem was blown. Now, she loves
May 10, 2018
by howard
Podcast
there in 2004, now it's 2018 and the car still works. I've got 150,000 miles on it. That guy's there. When I met him, he was like you, he wasn't married. Now he's got three kids. So, I have faith. And so, when you're selling the invisible, when someone tells you, Oh, you don't need a cleaning. You have gum
May 16, 2018
by howard
Podcast
to like forty minutes. He doesn't want to give the hygienists an hour. So, I said, Well, how often do you see your healthy patients? Twice a year. So, two forty-minute appointments a year. How often do you see them, Doctor? Ten minutes each. So, twenty minutes a year, you see this person that you have
May 06, 2018
by howard
Podcast
, they don't even have to advertise, do they? Matthew: No. I mean, you do see when you're looking through their PNLs, some offices I've looked at, you do you see a marketing budget. Sometimes it's a pretty normal, healthy percentage in there. Howard: Like what? Matthew: Gosh, I'm trying to remember
May 05, 2018
by howard
Podcast
a gum disease or you couldn't sell shit to an Eskimo? That's what it is. You just can't sell. So I'm going to end on this note here; many, many, many people stand before you and they want to be your friend. They want you to like them. I don't want any more friends. I don't care if you don't like me, my
May 01, 2018
by howard
Podcast
was it was always girls who just really did not like their appearance. You know they didn't have a chin when they smiled their upper gum showed too much, and the ones who really wanted it for beauty, again, going back to, was it oral health? No, it was mental health, they didn't like the way it looked
May 17, 2018
by howard
Podcast
I berate them is because the bottom line is they need to stop thinking in fear and scarcity and start thinking in hope, growth, and abundance and their old ways, the quicker they die, the healthier their industry and the more money they're going to make. Jennifer: Yeah and it is nice because you do
May 30, 2018
by howard
Podcast
God. The healthy people (inaudible) report that from 1990 to 2010, the percentage of children with untreated decay remained virtually unchanged at almost 30% and in underserved, rural and minority populations the percentage is significantly higher - 50% during the same period yearly. Governmental
May 02, 2018
by howard
Podcast
it. The only reason you buy a new refrigerator, a new dishwasher, a new car, it's because you really think- You can take it to the bank, it's going to last five years. And that's what I do to my associates. Someone snaps her tooth off at the gum line so they'll do a root canal build up and post-build up
May 18, 2018
by howard
Podcast
healthy then we'll kill it and you can eat. But I mean not to be ideal, but I mean at some point you got to draw a line. When you don't have enough money to have your kids come in and get cleanings, exams and X-rays because you're putting $5,000 into a nine-year-old cat who has eleven-year life
May 16, 2018
by howard
Podcast
they can be accessed securely but widely distributed to those who need to see it. And of course, that leads to all kinds of good things, which is that if patients records are in the right hands at the right time that saves lives and helps to make people healthier. This particular technology is huge
May 31, 2018
by howard
Podcast
try to get the patients early: fifteen, sixteen, seventeen years of age before the roots are fully developed, before they've ever had a problem, before there's been any pathology, when we know that that patient is healthy. That's usually sometimes a young teenager's first real experience
May 08, 2018
by howard
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