Teeth & Tunes
Join Dr. Davis Morgan as he delves into what makes his two passions successful: whether it is surviving in the dental world and establishing a successful private practice despite the current trend to go corporate or "making it" in the ever-changing terrain of the music industry.
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Trina Morgan on Dropping Insurance, Fewer Patients & Building a Comprehensive Practice (opens the original)
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This week on Teeth and Tunes, host Dr. Davis Morgan is joined by his wife, Trina Morgan, who has worked alongside him on the business side of the practice since his DFW days, for a conversation on why dental insurance hasn't kept up, how they escaped the high-volume treadmill, and the philosophy that reshaped their practice: more dentistry on fewer patients. The two look back at how a typical dental benefit has sat at roughly $1,000 to $1,500 a year since 1990, never keeping pace with the real c
Dr. Justin Bonner on Oral Surgery, Referrals & the Marketing Behind Every Detail (opens the original)
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This week on Teeth and Tunes, host Dr. Davis Morgan sits down with Dr. Justin Bonner, a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon at Northwest Texas OMS in Lubbock, for a conversation on the winding road into oral surgery, why referrals — not ads — drive a specialty practice, and how everything from phone etiquette to the music in the operatory is really marketing. Dr. Bonner shares how he grew up in a dental family, took an unconventional route through school, and pivoted from a path towar
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