The
Dentalpreneur
Podcast
Industry Leading Insights
The Dentalpreneur Podcast with Dr. Mark Costes is one of the top dental podcasts in the country, drawing tens of thousands of listeners each month. This isn’t your typical dental podcast—Mark covers everything from business and marketing to services, motivation, and more, keeping each episode both insightful and entertaining.
Tune in as Mark interviews not only dental professionals but also influential voices beyond dentistry, including Astronaut Clayton Anderson, elite athlete Ben Greenfield, bestselling author Ryan Holiday, former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink, and endurance athlete David Goggins, among others!
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249: Your Financial GPR
Loren’s goal was to own a dental practice before he graduated from the University of Utah School of Dentistry. Without funding or cash…Continue Reading…
248: Is Fee for Service Dead? With Dr. Drew Byrnes
During our chat, we discuss: Drew’s opinion on the future for fee for service practices…Continue Reading…
247: Leverage, Negotiations and Community with Dr. Glenn Vo
Had a great time chatting with Glenn about: The difference between being thrifty and cheap…Continue Reading…
246: Dr. Paul Etchison: Becoming a Dental Practice Hero
We had a blast- it’s always nice to chat with a like-minded, success oriented business owner. During our time together, we discuss…Continue Reading…
245: Dental Jiu-Jitsu
I interview aspiring podcaster and owner of owner of a private office in one of the most saturated markets in the U.S.–Dr. Bryan Stimmler…Continue Reading…
244: The Habits of Highly Effective OM’s
But what specifically are the roles and duties within your organization? And what are the most important tasks that they should be performing every day, week, month, year?…Continue Reading…
243: Turning Negatives into Positives
Specifically, we discuss: How to convert angry patients into raving fans…Continue Reading…
242: Building a Scratch Practice with No Cash and No Credit
Dr. Allen Gotora moved to the United States from Zimbabwe when he was 19 years old. When he arrived, he had a couple hundred dollars and a dream of becoming a dentist. …Continue Reading…
241: Dentists and Money
Given that the annual income for the typical Dentist is four times what the average American brings home, why do so many dentists struggle to save for retirement?…Continue Reading…
240: When You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know
One of my favorite things to do is to speak to dental schools on the topics of business, practice ownership, practice acquisition and overhead and cash flow control.…Contintue Reading…
