Dental Chart of Accounts from Tim Lott

List of Dental Podcasts I like to listen to.

Lots of great podcasts for dentists.


Date Started             Podcasts
Apr 2015                  The Dentalpreneur Podcast with Mark Costes  
Aug 2014                 Dentistry Uncensored with Howard Farran
Jul 2013                   Relentless Dentist
Dec 2012                 Dental Practice Management
Nov 2013                The Passionate Dentist
Jun 2014                  Dental Hacks
Jan 2012                  Thriving Dentist Show
Aug 2010                Dental Practice 911
Nov 2015                Fast Thoughts on Dental Marketing
Mar 2011                Dental Doc Talk
Feb 2007                 HDIQ Podcasts
Nov 2009                The New Dentist
Mar 2010                Dental Talk Radio
Sep 2013                 The Dental Sales Podcast

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Arizona Dental Stats from AZDHS

Almost 39% of Arizona's third grade children have untreated tooth decay.

Almost 9% of Arizona's children in kindergarten to third grade have urgent dental care needs.

While 31% of Arizona's eight year-old children have at least one sealant, 81% need initial or additional sealants.

Only 57% of Arizona's children in kindergarten through third grade visited the dentist in the last year.

Oral health status varies among children with different types of dental insurance, and among children with and without dental insurance.

Arizona has substantial disparities in oral health. Low-income children, Hispanic children, and children of racial minority have more dental treatment needs.


How to Improve these results.

Expand access to community water fluoridation. ‹

Increase availability of dental insurance to all high-risk children and adults. ‹

Increase the number of people with dental insurance who use their annual dental benefits for themselves and their children. ‹

Promote annual dental visits as a minimum standard of dental care, particularly for high-risk children by one year of age. ‹

Expand comprehensive evidence-based dental disease prevention strategies to include all pregnant women, infants and toddlers. ‹

Increase the number of dentists participating in the Arizona Cost Containment System (AHCCCS). ‹

Increase the number of dental providers practicing in underserved areas. ‹

Educate medical care providers about the relationship of oral health and general health. ‹

Expand the State's dental public health infrastructure.

2015 Dental School Rank by % Acceptance

Columbia University College of Dental Medicine
0.71%

A.T. Still University Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health
2.33%

Case Western Reserve Univ. School of Dental Medicine
2.33%

Western University of Health Sciences College of Dental Medicine
2.59%

Howard University College of Dentistry
2.85%

Meharry Medical College School of Dentistry
3.06%

University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine
3.38%

University of Maryland Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
3.42%

Harvard University School of Dental Medicine
3.50%

2015 Dental School Rank by DAT Score

Columbia University College of Dental Medicine
23

University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
22

Harvard University School of Dental Medicine
22

University of California at Los Angeles School of Dentistry
22

Rutgers School of Dental Medicine
22

University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
22

University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine
21.03

University of North Carolina School of Dentistry
21

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Overhead Metrics

Sample Pediatric Dental Overhead Metrics from Various Accountants and Consultants Throughout the Country