Episode 432 · December 5, 2022

How to Make Difficult Dental Procedures Easier, More Predictable, and Successful

How to Make Difficult Dental Procedures Easier, More Predictable, and Successful

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Dr. Ankur Gupta

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Dr. Gupta graduated from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in 2004. After completing a 1 year general practice residency in Cleveland, OH, he started a private practice in a suburb west of Cleveland. After 3-4 years of "treading water," he shifted his focus and aggressively sought the study of core business principles, resulting in a tremendous increase in profit margin, decrease in stress, and a more meaningful professional identity. He is now invited to lecture for several dental society study clubs, dental society annual sessions, post-doctoral residency programs, and several CE offerings throughout the country, ending all of his presentations with practical, realistic, implementable ways to be better.

Episode Summary

Dental podcast: Welcome to DentalTalk. I'm Dr. Phil Klein. Today we'll be discussing the tools and techniques that help make the most difficult procedures in dentistry easier, predictable, and more successful. Our guest is Dr. Ankur Gupta, who has a private practice in a suburb west of Cleveland. He lectures extensively for several dental society study clubs, annual sessions, post-doctorate residency programs, and several CE programs throughout the country.

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dentaldentistPremier DentalCrown/Bridge/Veneers/IndirectDirect RestorativesEndodonticsPatient ManagementPediatric DentistryPeriodonticsPractice ManagementPreventative Therapy

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