DSO Compass: Off Script
DSO Compass Off Script is a candid, conversation-driven podcast hosted by two dental industry veterans Matthew McGaw and Clayton Russell, exploring what’s really happening behind the scenes in dental and healthcare organizations.Each episode breaks from the usual talking…
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How to Use Technology to Fix the Provider Efficiency Problem (opens the original)
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Dr. Scott Dudley explores why dental groups may be measuring the wrong things, arguing that provider efficiency and behavior matter more than case acceptance alone. With Matt and Clayton, he discusses the challenges around hiring and ownership, the role of technology in changing provider behavior, internal benchmarking, and how preventive care can drive better patient outcomes and long-term economics. A practical conversation on building more efficient, resilient dental organizations. Key Highli
The Mid-Year Tech Outlook: Why Expected Industry Boom Fell Flat in 2023 (opens the original)
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Most dental industry insiders see this year as stagnant, but Clayton Russell and Matt McGaw reveal the real trends reshaping the market. From AI underperforming in dental use cases to shifting DSO priorities, this episode explains what’s changing and how smart leaders are adapting. Key Highlights: AI expectations are outpacing real-world results. Timing matters in industry decisions. Authentic relationships beat hard selling. Build vs. buy is shifting fast. Security and trust are essential. Shar
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