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    Dentists, Implants and Worms

    Dentists, Implants and Worms: Helping you navigate the world of dentistry— one vodka-soda at a time! We’re not your average dental podcast. Join Dr. Justin Moody in Rapid City’s Podcast Studio 1-A every week with a variety of personalities joining him as co-hosts— the impeccable Gabe Olson and the Renaissance Millennial, Jeffrey Alan Smith! Dr. Justin Moody invites dozens upon dozens of his colleagues, mentors and inspirations in the world of dentistry. We interview them live via Skype and/or in the Studio. We are unfiltered and have no format— just good, honest conversation and a whole lot of Fireball.

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    Episode 22: Secrets Only Your Mouth Can Tell You To Live a Healthier, Happier, Sexier Life May 11, 2016
    Show notes

    Dr. Susan Maples is a Lansing Area native and has practiced dentistry in Holt for 27 years.

    "Dentistry is a blessing to me." Says Susan. "I can't imagine anything I'd rather be doing than this! It's a joy to make such a positive difference in the lives of my patients and team members."

    As a life-long student under some of the most renowned teachers in her field, she has successfully blurred the lines between work and play. Enhancing her education is not just a responsibility she holds dear, but a passionate hobby!

    Susan is a graduate of East Lansing High School, Denison University (BS), University of Michigan (DDS) and Madonna University (MSBA) Her extensive post-doctorate training in advanced dental studies includes:

    • The Dawson Academy: TMJ, Occlusion and Advanced Restoration
    • Spear Education: Occlusion, Complex Restoration and Cosmetics
    • Louisiana State University Cosmetics Continuum
    • Kois Center: Occlusion, Complex Restoration and Cosmetics
    • Turbyfill Seminars in advanced denture techniques
    • Six Month Smiles: Short term orthodontics

    As an active member in two advanced study clubs she studies with peers who are also leaders in advanced restorative, relationship-based dentistry:

    • R.L. Fraser and Associates: National Study Club
    • Terry Goss and Associates : Safety Harbor Study Club

    She is an active member in the following organizations:

    • American Dental Associates
    • Michigan Dental Association
    • Central District Dental Society
    • AADPA: American Academy of Dental Practice Administration
    • American College of Dentists
    • American Academy of Facial Esthetics
    • American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry

    In 1999 Dr Susan was recognized as a leader in professional ethics and was tapped into the honorary society of the American College of Dentists. She participates in the ethics and practice management curriculums at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry.

    Susan speaks to dental groups throughout the country in the areas of leadership, team-building, advanced case planning and acceptance, relationship-based target marketing, and growing healthy kids in your dental practice.

    With all of her work in advanced dental restoration, Dr. Susan has never outgrown her love for working with children. She is the author and originator of the Hands-On Learning Lab ™ Kit for children, and is being recognized nationally for making a significant difference in children's oral and physical health.

    Susan feels it is also important to give back to our community. Our entire team donates time and care for people who are vulnerable, disabled, medically compromised or financially distraught. She is eager to speak before services organizations or promote children's health with hands-on learning in our schools. She writes a monthly dental column in Healthy and Fit Magazine and is published in several nationally recognized dental journals including Dental Economics and the Journal of the Michigan Dental Association.

    When she's not practicing dentistry, Susan enjoys leadership coaching, team building and organizational development for several businesses outside of dentistry including Trinity Church.

    In her free time Susan loves to hang with her 18 year old son, Hunter. She enjoys skiing (on snow and water), snowboarding, running, weight training, cooking and art.

    Find out more about Dr. Maples by visiting her website at http://www.drsusanmaples.com/ and you can also purchase her book "BlabberMouth!: 77 Secrets Only Your Mouth Can Tell You To Live a Healthier, Happier, Sexier Life" on Amazon.com by clicking this link.

    Just remember to skip to CHAPTER EIGHT of her book— that's the sexy part!

    Thanks, Susan, for being apart of this awesome episode of our show!


    Episode 21: I'm All About That Bur, 'Bout That Bur, No Trouble May 06, 2016
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    "Faster than a speeding jet plane! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound!"

    Okay, well I don't know about the two parts of that catchphrase, but there is no doubt that burs move faster than a speeding jet engine. I mean, they have enough power to slice through ZIRCONIA as if it were butter. Not bad, not bad at all.

    Kathy Allen rocks. And she's from Michigan (go Wolverines!) She came prepared for the podcast with one of the classiest beers out there— Michelob Amberbock. While it's no vodka soda, it seemed to have done the trick for a highly entertaining podcast. We'll forgive her this time!

    Kathy is an employee of Kerr Dental (http://www.kerrdental.com), which is understand the strong ideology that dentistry is a science. And an art. They also believe that being a successful dentist is something much more. Being a dentist means mastering an ever-advancing science. Embracing new tools of technology. And steering a growing business in a rapidly changing healthcare market.

    We discussed everything from suggested preps for eMax and CADCAM, best protocols for adjustment and polishing porcelin, eMax and Zirconia what dentists can use to remove a Zirconia, eMax and PFM, composite adjustment and polish techniques and finally DO NOT treat your working tool that make you money as a commodity. Learn invest and organize them— it's key to your success as a dental practitioner.

    It was an absolute pleasure to have Kathy on our show. She was tons of fun.

    Until next time— cheers!


    Episode 20: Tiny Bubbles (Another 3-D Printing Podcast) May 03, 2016
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    After a long day of installing a brand new 3-D printer from 365 Printing in our office, Bryce Servine and Holly Tolbert joined Justin and Gabe in Studio 1-A for the 20th episode of our podcast. It sounds like a great time was had! Since this is our second 3-D Printing podcast (with one more on deck), you have to admit that 3-D printing must be the next big thing in the world of dentistry.

    You can check out more information about 365 Printing by visiting their companies' website at http://www.365printing.com/

    Also, fun fact: we learned something new about Gabe in this podcast... Gabe likes the goo. Yep, you read that correctly. Gabe likes goo.

    Thanks for hanging out with us after your hard day of work, Bryce and Holly! Cheers.


    Episode 19: Diagnostic Digital Imaging Apr 29, 2016
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    We had an incredibly insightful conversation with Dr. David Hatcher on the latest episode— discussing Imaging, TMJs, Growth and development, new Imaging technology, Imaging applications and much more! Dr. Hatcher resides in Sacramento, CA where he practices with Beamreaders and Diagnostic Digital Imaging (DDI).

    Dr. Hatcher received his D.D.S. degree from the University of Washington in 1973. Subsequently he completed two years of active duty in the U.S. Public Health Service and a one year general practice residency program at the University of Vermont Medical Center. Following three years as an instructor and one year as active director of the general practice residency program and the hospital dental clinic at the University of Washington. Dr. Hatcher completed the graduate program in radiology at the University of Toronto and was granted a specialty in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology in 1982 and an M.Sc. in 1983. His thesis topic dealt with radiology of mandibular dysfunction. Dr. Hatcher was an Associate Professor and Chairman of the Division of Radiology for five years at the University of Alberta, Canada. He was also Director of the Temporo mandibular Joint Investigation Unit and Clinic while at the University of Alberta. He has faculty appointments at both the University of California San Francisco and the University of Pacific Dental Schools. He has published many articles and lectured extensively to medical and dental organizations around the World.

    Learn more about Dr. Hatcher's work by visiting www.beamreaders.com and www.ddicenters.com


    Episode 18: Airway, Breathing and Orthodontics Apr 26, 2016
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    We're carrying on our streak of orthodontists on the show— this time we had the chance to talk to Dr. Sean K. Carlson, who is a Board Certified Orthodontist who lectures worldwide on CBCT. Dr. Carlson gave us plenty of insight into how the airway and breathing can be compromised and how orthodontics is the best course of action when putting together a treatment plan.

    Dr. Carlson is the owner and operator of his practice, Carlson Orthodontics, and he lectures around the country with Carlson Quintero Seminars.

    Dr. Carlson is a Board Certified Orthodontist who received his dental degree from Harvard University in 1994. There he was awarded the American Association of Orthodontists Award upon graduation for demonstrating exceptional interest in the development of the oro-facial complex. He received both his Orthodontic Specialty training and his Master of Science degree in Oral Biology from the University of California at San Francisco in 1998.

    Dr. Carlson is an Associate Professor of Orthodontics at the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry where he teaches one day a week. He has received several academic research awards including two American Association of Orthodontists Foundation Awards and has published numerous articles and abstracts in the orthodontic literature. He lectures nationally on a variety of clinical and theoretical subjects. His current lecture schedule focuses on three-dimensional imaging in orthodontics and the treatment of dental impactions.

    Since 1998, Dr. Carlson has served as a Senior Investigator in the Craniofacial Research and Instrumentation Laboratory at the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. His primary focus is on using computer technology to improve the way we study, teach and practice orthodontics. As a result of his research, he has been at the forefront of 3-D imaging technology since it was first introduced to the orthodontic profession. He installed Marin County's first i-CAT 3-D CBCT x-ray machine in 2008.

    Check out the following websites for more information on Dr. Carlson's practice and lectures:

    www.carlsonorthodontics.com

    www.facebook.com/CQSeminars/

    www.cbctortho.com

    Feel free to e-mail Sean at sean@carlsonorthodontics.com

    Dr. Carlson, it was a pleasure having you on the show with us and an hour truly wasn't enough to get through everything we could have discussed. We look forward to having you on again!

    Until next time, worms... peace out!


    Episode 17: 3-D Printing with B9 Creations Apr 22, 2016
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    Shon Anderson of B9 Creations in Rapid City joined us in Studio 1-A for our seventeenth episode. We definitely had a good time... from what we remember. B9 Creations is a locally founded, owned and operated advanced manufacturing company, specializing in cutting-edge 3-D Printing. Their newly launched 3-D Printer is called the B9 Creator.

    Here's a little bit more background on Shon:

    Prior to joining the B9Creations team in October 2014, Shon spent nearly 20 years growing, developing and leading businesses in the cleantech industry. He worked for small regional firms and fortune 500 companies, aligning and growing businesses around new market opportunities.

    With a track record of growing businesses from $5M to $250M+, Shon brings a knowledge of sales, marketing, and customer focus that fits perfectly with B9Creations’ vision for growth and expansion. Shon is actively engaged in our community, serving on boards of multiple companies and charitable organizations.

    To find out the rest of Shon's story, you'll just have to listen to the podcast!

    Check out the B9 Creations website at http://www.b9c.com/

    It was a pleasure, Shon— be sure to drop by again sometime!


    Episode 16: Short-Term Orthodontics Apr 19, 2016
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    We had the opportunity to have Dr. Tim Davis from Cozad, Nebraska on the latest episode, where we discussed the differences between Short-Term and Long-Term Orthodontics and why FastBraces might be the perfect option for those seeking Orthodontic treatment.

    Dr. Tim Davis was born and raised in rural Nebraska and is a native of Cozad. He received his Bachelor of Science in Education with a certification in athletic training from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1999. Following a career as a Certified Athletic Trainer, he found his true passion and graduated from the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry in 2006, earning his D.D.S. degree. He immediately took the leap of faith into private practice, with Davis Family Dental, LLC opening its doors in Cozad in June of 2006.

    Dr. Davis and his wife, TaraLea, have three children; Brady, Blaire and Aniston. They keep him hopping with all of their activities when he's away from the office. Dr. Davis also enjoys hunting, fishing, coaching area youth and most especially, golf. If you're ever looking for a fourth, give him a call. He's always up for hitting the links when time allows!

    Dr. Davis is an active member of the Academy of General Dentistry, Academy of Sports Dentistry, American Dental Association and Nebraska Dental Association. He has also completed advanced training in implant dentistry earning him his fellowship award in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI). He is a certified provider of Invisalign® and a Master Affiliate of Fastbraces® Technology. Dr. Davis also represents Fastbraces® as a speaker, providing instruction and information about Fastbraces® Technology to other doctors around the country.

    To find out more about Dr. Davis' practice, please visit his website at http://cozaddentist.com

    If you have any questions for Dr. Davis, you are more than welcome to send him an e-mail at timdavisdds@cozadtel.net

    Thanks for the great episode, Tim!


    Episode 15: What's the Deal with Endodontists? Apr 15, 2016
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    We had the pleasure of having Dr. Jeffrey Wiswall, DDS, MS in-studio with us for this episode of Dentists, Implants and Worms. Fun fact: Dr. Jeffrey Wiswall is currently the ONLY board certified Endodontist in the state of South Dakota.

    Endodontists are a rare (and strange) breed of dental specialists... such a rare breed that many dental professionals wonder why these Endodontists go into their specialty to begin with. That was proven when Gabe asked Dr. Jeff Wiswall if he had lost a bet when he decided to go into Endodontics.

    We discussed what sort of an edge board certification can give an endodontist when marketing to the public. Does the public care about board certification? Find out Dr. Wiswall's opinion in this episode.

    You can check out more of Dr. Wiswall's work by visiting his website at http://www.drwiswall.com

    Great discussion with Dr. Wiswall. Thank you for being on the show!


    Episode 14: ZuckNet (Part 2) Apr 12, 2016
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    Here's the conclusion— the second part of our interview with Dr. Edward Zuckerberg, DDS. We talk about so many things— too many to list, really. You'll just have to listen. We were amazed by the innovative mind, the down-to-earth personality and, of course, the exquisite taste in wine that Ed expressed to us. Such an honor! We got the chance to interview Dr. Edward Zuckerberg, DDS— who is notably the father of Mark Zuckerberg (yes, that Mark Zuckerberg). Ed is a fantastic dentist who is just as forward thinking as his son, Mark. In this two-part episode, we were also graced with the presence of Dr. John Landers— so this was our first episode with a full-house in-studio! Not bad for thirteen episodes in. Dr. Zuckerberg is a 1978 graduate of New York University College of Dentistry. He completed a general practice residency at the Brooklyn V.A. Hospital in 1979 and received advanced training in Oral Surgery, Periodontics, Endodontics (Root Canal) and Prosthetics (Crown, Bridges and Dentures). In 1984, Dr. Zuckerberg received a fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (F.A.G.D.) recognizing his superior achievements in post-graduate continuing education. To this day, Dr. Zuckerberg regularly participates in courses to improve his craft utilizing modern techniques and materials. He has consulted with insurance companies and appeared as an expert witness in court. Dr. Zuckerberg has published articles in Dental Journals on his observations and on his development of new techniques and is featured in the September 2010 issue of Dentaltown Magazine where he writes on the use of Social Media (Facebook) for Dentists. His ability to render comprehensive care, while being especially sensitive to the needs of phobic patients, sets him apart from his colleagues. Dr. Zuckerberg’s outside interests include scuba diving, photography and contract bridge.


    Episode 13: ZuckNet (Part 1) Apr 08, 2016
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    We got the chance to interview Dr. Edward Zuckerberg, DDS— who is notably the father of Mark Zuckerberg (yes, that Mark Zuckerberg). Ed is a fantastic dentist who is just as forward thinking as his son, Mark. In this two-part episode, we were also graced with the presence of Dr. John Landers— so this was our first episode with a full-house in-studio! Not bad for thirteen episodes in.

    Stay tuned for Part 2 of this incredible episode of Dentists, Implants and Worms!

    Dr. Zuckerberg is a 1978 graduate of New York University College of Dentistry. He completed a general practice residency at the Brooklyn V.A. Hospital in 1979 and received advanced training in Oral Surgery, Periodontics, Endodontics (Root Canal) and Prosthetics (Crown, Bridges and Dentures). In 1984, Dr. Zuckerberg received a fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (F.A.G.D.) recognizing his superior achievements in post-graduate continuing education.

    To this day, Dr. Zuckerberg regularly participates in courses to improve his craft utilizing modern techniques and materials. He has consulted with insurance companies and appeared as an expert witness in court. Dr. Zuckerberg has published articles in Dental Journals on his observations and on his development of new techniques and is featured in the September 2010 issue of Dentaltown Magazine where he writes on the use of Social Media (Facebook) for Dentists. His ability to render comprehensive care, while being especially sensitive to the needs of phobic patients, sets him apart from his colleagues. Dr. Zuckerberg’s outside interests include scuba diving, photography and contract bridge.


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