Brews and Tiny Teeth, The Unfiltered Pediatric Dentistry Podcast

Grab a cold beer and join us as Dr. Casey Goetz sits down to discuss all things pediatric dentistry. Topics include uncensored and unscripted conversations with special guests regarding start-ups, practice management, finances, hot topics and clinical pearls in pediatric dentistry. Our profession might not always be pretty, so might as well drink beer and have some tipsy tiny teeth talk. New episodes released weekly.

Brews and Tiny Teeth, The Unfiltered Pediatric Dentistry Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Casey Goetz, with 186 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Casey Goetz hosts Brews and Tiny Teeth, The Unfiltered Pediatric Dentistry Podcast, a health show with 186 episodes published.

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  The Most Important Number You Should Know About Your Practice

  Aug 18, 202616 min

  In this quick episode, I wanted to review how I calculate the most important KPI in my practice. As practice owners, it's critical to know your numbers. I like to stay hands-on with my bookkeeping so I can watch my expenses. I'm going to review how I calculate my specific daily BAM, and how I account for an additional risk premium as a practice owner vs staying an associate.

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  Buying a Practice at 130% of Collections

  Aug 4, 202642 min

  Our guest for this episode is Dr. Luke Robert. Dr. Luke is a pediatric dentist from Georgia who bought a high-end fee-for-service practice at 130% of collections. Even with people telling him he shouldn't do the deal, he found a way to buy the practice and still make it work. In our conversation, we discuss: - The benefits of a FFS office - How his practice compares to his previous DSO associateships - Strategies for growing the practice - Strategic lending to finance the practice - How increasing his infant and toddler new patients accelerated growth and value

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  The State of Pediatric Dentistry, with Dr. Marc Adelberg

  Jul 21, 20261h 2m

  Dr. Marc Adelberg is a pediatric dentist and faculty member at the Workman School of Dental Medicine at High Point in North Carolina. He practiced for 25 years in New York and grew a six-location practice before exiting via a sale to his partners. He shares his extensive experience in private practice, the challenges of scaling a dental enterprise, and his transition into academia. We explore topics like practice growth, team building, and the future of pediatric dentistry. Topics Discussed: Private practice startup and growth Challenges of scaling a dental enterprise Importance of mission and core values in practice Role of residency programs and education in dentistry Impact of insurance and Medicaid on practice management Transition from private practice to academia Team building and leadership in dentistry

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  We NEED Good Adjunct Faculty, with Dr. Aruna Rao

  Jul 7, 202647 min

  Dr. Aruna Rao is a pediatric dentist, practice owner, and president elect of the Minnesota Dental Association. She also teaches one day a month at the University of Minnesota, where she helps run the clinic for dental students during their pediatric rotation. Dr. Rao comes on the podcast to talk about why it's critically important for private practice dentists to adjunct at their local schools so that we can train the next generation of dentists. Many programs are lacking in having faculty members who can provider real-world experience. We even joke about how many GPs can do molar endo, but don't feel comfortable placing a stainless steel crown. Dr. Rao can be reached at arunarao611@gmail.com

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  An Interview with a Medicaid Chief Dental Officer (Dentaquest)

  Jun 23, 20261h 10m

  Dr. Todd Gray is a pediatric dentist and the Chief Dental Officer at Dentaquest. Dentaquest is the largest Medicaid managed care provider in the country, and is responsible for delivering Medicaid dental services to millions of children in the United States. Dr. Gray spent 15 years in private practice as a pediatric dentist in the state of Nevada before making a career shift and working his way up in the world of dental insurance and Medicaid. We met at AAPD in Las Vegas and immediately decided that we had to do a podcast together. I was so excited to have Dr. Gray on since he has the unique perspective of being both a practicing pediatric dentist, but also knows the inner-workings of how Medicaid is administered. We have a great discussion where he busts common Medicaid misconceptions, along with sharing what he's learned about how Medicaid plans work. The goal of our conversation was to change the narrative of Medicaid being a big faceless monster, and to give providers tips on how to make Medicaid work in their office. Dr. Gray is also the co-founder of Smiyl, a dental supply company that gives crazy good deals on prophy supplies to pediatric dentists. I want listeners to support our fellow pediatric dentists, so please check them out at www.smiyl.com . You can use code Smiyl20 to get 20% of your next order of prophy supplies.

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