You get up in the morning… and the race is already on.

You grab a quick breakfast and kiss your wife or husband and kids before rushing out the door.

You rush over to your office and arrive just in time to greet your first patient.

The first of many you’ll see this morning.

You take great pride in the excellent care you provide…

you just wish you weren’t always so tired or pressed for time.

For lunch you grab a bite—if you can squeeze it in between handling an emergency patient or answering your staff’s (endless) questions.

By 5, the team wraps up and prepares to go home.

You’re not so lucky.

You stick around to finish up some paperwork.

By the time you get home, the kids are already in bed.

Over a late dinner, your partner catches you up on what happened during the day.

You smile.

But inside you are sad.

Sad that you never have free time to enjoy your family—or to do the things you love.

After dinner, you go to your home office to handle payroll and do more paperwork.

A dentist by day, you run the business side of things at night.

You’re exhausted.

You’re stressed.

You’re worried.

Omg, do you worry…

You worry about…

The health insurance companies which make you feel powerless.

The threat of competition fueled by more and more dentist entering the marketplace.

Your team’s lack of independence and motivation.

The time you spend away from your family…time you will never ever get back…

You suffer from regular attacks of the ‘if onlys’.

If only you had set up your practice somewhere else.

If only you had hired different people.

If only you were better at business.

If only this whole ‘being a dentist’ thing could just be EASIER. 

Despite all the challenges, you hold out hope.


For starters, you have come a long way already.


You’ve worked hard—and invested so much—to get where you are.


Your practice is SOLID.


You know you have everything it takes to get to the Next level.


A profitable practice with happy patients and a powerhouse team.


And a life where you will finally have free time to spend doing the things you love.


But before we talk about HOW you might do that (and yes, it’s totally possible!), let’s first talk about what might be holding you

 back…

So…what’s the solution?

What’s the best way to reclaim power over our practice, our time…our lives?

First, let’s call a spade a spade.

Doing things the way you’ve always done them in the past just isn’t going to cut it.

You need to draw a line in the sand and say…

Things need to change.

To build long-term financial success with your practice, you need to master the art of dentistry and the art of business.

You need to market and manage your practice at the same level of competence that you practice your profession as a dentist.

Using proven systems and principles.

You need a ROADMAP.

A step-by-step system that ensures you leverage your time well, you attract the right kind of patients, you train your team to be independent and you generate sustainable high levels of revenues and profits.

And last but not least, you need a guide to help keep you ‘on track’.

The way I see it is that you have all the ingredients to create the practice of your dreams.

You just don’t have the recipe.

That’s where I come in.