Dental therapy: groundbreaking solution or dangerous shortcut? In episode #79, David and Pam explored the pro-therapy side. This week, they sit down with Dr. Rick Huot — a dentist who says no way to dental therapy and brings bold alternatives to the table. Think you’ve heard it all? Think again. Tune in to hear a fiery take on one of dentistry’s most divisive debates.

Is owning a practice all it’s cracked up to be—or has the dream turned into a daily grind? This week, David and Pam sit down with Scott Manning to tackle the disconnect between expectations and reality in dental practice ownership. With reimbursements shrinking and overhead climbing, many dentists feel like they’re chasing an unattainable version of success. So why does it look so easy for others? Scott shares strategies to boost case acceptance, elevate the patient experience, and bring purpose (and profit) back to practice. If you’ve ever wondered whether true satisfaction and stability in ownership are still possible, you’ll want to hear this conversation.

We spend years training to become dentists, only to find that many of us later dream of leaving the operatory behind. But why? Is stepping away from clinical dentistry a sign of burnout—or could it be a bold move toward something more fulfilling? This week, Dr. Sonya Reddy joins David and Pam to explore the motivations behind this growing trend. They dig into why some dentists trade handpieces for coaching, consulting, or entirely new ventures, and Dr. Reddy opens up about her own path from practice owner to passionate entrepreneur. It’s an honest, insightful conversation you won’t want to miss.