Podcasts about dentistmetrics

In today's episode, I'll talk about that 10% defensive mechanism and the steps into productive paranoia that will help you create something that's not susceptible to market and economic shifts. I will discuss some essentials to ensure that you're a good steward of that cash flow and that you're preventing a downside. As you listen in and enjoy the podcast, I hope you put it into action, implement some ideas from today, take notes and get a little more prepared through productive paranoia. You can find show notes and more information by clicking this link: https://bit.ly/productive-paranoia. Relentless Dentist is a dental podcast by Dr. Dave Maloley.  

 Welcome to Podcasts of Dentistry #POD. This is session #3. Todays Session is with the podcaster Johnathan Van Horn, of Start your dental practice podcast. He is a writer, CPA, and intimately related to the world of dentistry. He discusses everything from podcasting, to his Garage Band. We talk about his podcast, his techniques, his confession about naming DentistMetrics, how he entered dentistry, and got his first client, his story about being a guitar player to his best purchase. We even delve into talking about self awareness and how to get it. I am just a novice in the whole game of self awareness but listening to him i feel I can do some of it. His morning rituals, his productive hacks and tricks, his favorite episodes from SYDP, his favorite books and everything in between.I hope you like this session as much as I do.

Hey Ambitious Dentists, Jonathan here. Apologies for it being so quiet on the podcasting front, as my team and I were heads down rebranding DentistMetrics into what is now Tooth and Coin.  It was a ton of hard work, and I couldn’t be more happy with how things have turned out. Thanks to my amazing team and all the support from the SYDP community.  Today I’m incredibly excited to get back into the swing of things by welcoming back a previous SYDP guest Alex Nottingham CEO and founder of All Star Dental Academy to the show.  A while back he shared a ton of value on episode 93 of SYDP and I wanted to bring him back on to share his latest insights on what’s working in dentistry.  Here are a few things you’ll learn in today’s episode: How Alex helped take his father’s dental practice from the verge of bankruptcy to becoming a thriving practice.  The most effective way to increase your case acceptance rate without using hype or pressure.  Why you don’t need to work crazy hours to build a successful practice.  Some of the biggest myths dentists believe that are holding them back from dental practice growth.  How Alex got into dentistry, and the main business lessons he’s learned about the industry.   Why having a team first approach can make all the difference in your dental practice success.  And much more.

Jonathan VanHorn is an accountant. But he's more than just a mild mannered accountant. Mr. VanHorn is the founder of DentistMetrics. A company with the sole mission of helping Dental professionals navigate the perilous waters of the American tax code while saving them money! Jonathan VanHorn joins Glenn and Vinh to discuss topics ranging from his love of cargo shorts to his disdain for the movie “The Accountant” Notes of Interest: *Please visit our sponsor Dental Card Services Alliance and mention our podcast http://www.dentalcardservices.com/ *Special shout-out to the stars of our new segment, “Ask a Kid About Dentistry” – Thank you Kylie, Jackson, My Linh, and Van Paul! *A special thanks for the parents that allowed the kids to participate – Dr. Glenn Vo, Dr. Susan Tran, Dr. Tory McFarlin, and Dr. Thu McFarlin *Here is the picture of Alan Mead that Kylie and Jackson looked at. *DentistMetrics aims to completely automate and outsource the bookkeeping, financial reporting, and tax portion of the dentist's business. *Jonathan VanHorn discusses the “gray” area of travel expense write-offs, writing off adult beverages, and other business expenses. *Mr. VanHorn gives his review of the movie “The Accountant” *Fake Hulk Hogan makes an appearance *Nifty Thrifty Dental Deal of the Week: Free consultation with DentistMetrics and $1000 off new account set-up – Mention Nifty Thrifty Dentists for discount Links from the Show: Dentist Metrics Website – http://dentistmetrics.com/ Jonathan VanHorn's Favorite Cargo Shorts – http://www.gq.com/gallery/cargo-shorts Official Movie Page for The Accountant – http://www.accountantmovie.com/ Acknowledgments: The Simpsons is property of 20th Century Fox Television Parks and Recreation is property of NBC Universal Television Silicon Valley is property of HBO Entertainment No copyright infringement intended.

Reese's guest on this Dentist Money™ Show is Jonathan VanHorn, owner of DentistMetrics, a national CPA and accounting firm that helps dentists reduce their tax burden. With 2018 almost in the books, taxes may be on your mind. On this episode, Reese and Jonathan talk about the best money-saving uses of the Section 179 tax code when it comes to equipment depreciation. It's a timely discussion that includes why trying to move into a lower tax bracket can be significant. Get ready for some year-end planning ideas, and a conversation that should interest every dentist.  

The Dental Amigos host Jonathan VanHorn, CPA, a dental industry-focused certified public accountant and the founder of DentistMetrics who focuses his practice on representing dentists, especially new practice owners. Jonathan is also is the host of the very popular podcast, “Start Your Dental Practice.” In this episode, Rob and Paul chat with Jonathan and benefit from the perspective of a dental-focused accountant as they tackle the ever popular issue of what to do first - buy a house or purchase/start-up a dental practice. They also discuss considerations surrounding a dental practice owner's decision of whether to purchase or lease the dental office's real estate. Paul's new catchphrase is to remember that “moving is the opposite enjoyment of eating nachos.” Rob reinforces the importance of being purposeful with all dentist life decisions. Our listeners can contact Jonathan VanHorn at jonathan@dentistmetrics.com or through his firm's aptly titled website at www.DentistMetrics.com.

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Ambitious dentists, Today I am very excited to share with you episode 100 of the Start Your Dental Practice podcast. What an incredible journey it has been. When I started the SYDP podcast just a few years ago, I had no idea what to expect, and I couldn’t be more happy with the community we have built. I’m incredibly grateful for the support of the DentistMetrics team, my friends and family, the amazing guests, and all those who have tuned into SYDP. I’ve learned a lot over the last few years since launching SYDP, and for episode 100 I wanted to share my 7 biggest takeaways. Whether you’ve considered launching a podcast yourself, or are just looking to grow your dental practice, I hope these 7 lessons point you in the right direction and help you build the dental practice and business of your dreams. To celebrate episode 100, I've also put together the 7 Lessons I've Learned from 100+ Hours of Interviewing the World's Best Dental Practice Owners And Consultants Guide. The guide breaks down everything I've learned as well as highlights all past guest episodes for easy consumption. If you're looking to catch up on some missed episodes, you won't want to miss the guide.

Jonathan created DentistMetrics to solve the problem facing many dentists – they have a complicated business and their time is stretched way too thin. Most dentists spend 15,000 hours learning to be a dentist but ZERO hours learning how to be a business owner. DentistMetrics aims to completely automate and outsource the bookkeeping, financial reporting, and tax portion of the dentist's business so that they can focus on what really matters in their practice. By creating an automated workflow for the dentist and by focusing on showing dentists what numbers they need to be watching, DentistMetrics has allowed dental practices around the country to raise profits by hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. When not interviewing dentists on his podcast Start Your Dental Practice, coaching dentists on being a better business owner, or just nerding it up with business owners about ways to be more profitable Jonathan enjoys spending time going to the lake with his wife April, daughter Harper, and son Finn. He's also been known to play golf. (poorly) Weird facts about Jonathan – he was once ranked in the top ten in the nation at whiffleball, played bass guitar in a rock band for eight years, and spent his college years playing semi-professional poker. To learn more about Jonathan's work please visit his websites: www.dentistmetrics.com www.dentistmetrics.com/thegoal - go here to receive a free report about “The Fifteen Numbers that Will Make (or Break) Your Dental Practice” You can email Jonathan at jonathan@dentistmetrics.com. For questions, comments, or suggestions regarding this podcast please email our hosts at help@veritasdentalresources.com.

As a dental practice owner trying to grow your business, you’re always on the lookout for new ways to get patients in the door. But let’s be honest, with so many options, it can be just a little bit overwhelming. I’ve even experienced this myself, with my business DentistMetrics. How many times have you heard the following from a friend or colleague. “You need to be on Facebook.” “You need to be running Google ads.” “You need to be on Instagram… Snapchat.. Or the latest marketing platform.” Of course, many of these tools and strategies are great for bringing in more business, but in always searching for the ‘next best thing’ we often neglect the simple path to what actually works. One of the things that just works but is often overlooked, is patient reviews. Which is why I’m excited to share today’s conversation with Dr. Shawn Van De Vyver who previously joined us on Episode 35 of the podcast. Dr. Shawn is the Founder of Great Lakes Dentistry and a super successful entrepreneur in the dental space. And he’s cracked the code on how to get patient reviews without spending hours of your time with the process. I think you’ll find our conversation eye opening when it comes to the power of patient reviews. [su_note note_color="#028000 " text_color="#ffffff " radius="5"] Want to get more reviews? You'll love today's bonus: 13 ways to get more patient reviews. Get the checklist here! [/su_note] Here are a few things you'll discover in today's episode Dr. Shawn’s favorite optimization tweaks for your dental practice marketing. The dreaded “dental tax” and why it hurts dentists. Why you should always be thinking of ways to automate your practice. The “low hanging fruit” effect of patient reviews. Why Shawn decided to build the dental software he needed himself. The myth of the “magic bullet” and how to stay focused. Free Episode Bonus A huge thanks to Dr. Shawn for coming back on the show and keeping us to date with how to automate and optimize your dental practice. As Dr. Shawn mentioned, while there’s no magic bullet in any business, there are some things you can do that will add considerable value overtime. Getting more patient reviews is one of them. As a bonus for today, Shawn has generously offered his 13 Ways To Get More Patient Reviews Checklist as well as a VERY special LIFETIME discount to his new dental software. If you’re looking to get more reviews for your practice and avoid the “dental tax” this might be perfect for you. Click here to learn how to get more patient reviews. Quotes: “You shouldn’t have to pay more for the same tools.. Just because you’re a dentist.” - Dr Shawn Van De Vyver “It doesn’t have to be a formal thing.. You can plant the seed for patients to leave a review. It starts with the office culture.” -Dr Shawn Van De Vyver Resources: AutoFrontOffice Great Lakes Dentistry   Support The Show: Without you, Ambitious Dentists, this should wouldn’t exist. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please go here to give the show an honest rating and review in iTunes. This allows me to evolve the show as it goes on, and also helps spread the word to other podcast listeners since iTunes promotes shows with active engagement.

Back again from the Voices of Dentistry Podcast Summit in Nashville, TN as Gabe and Justin interview Jonathan VanHorn, CPA/ABV, the Chief of Accounting, Tax, and Coaching at DentistMetrics, about the financial side of dental practice management. Jonathan shares his thoughts and advice on starting a dental practice, financial mistakes, loans, interest, and taxes. To learn more about Jonathan VanHorn's company DentistMetrics, visit: http://dentistmetrics.com/ Listen to Jonathan VanHorn's podcast “Start Your Dental Practice here: http://dentistmetrics.com/category/podcast/start-your-dental-practice/

Check out this interview I just had with Jonathon Van Horn. He is a Dental specific CPA who I feel like really does provide his clients enormous benefit. If I were in the market CPA he would for sure be on my short list. Give him a shout and tell him you heard him on the podcast. Special thanks to him for taking time out of his super busy season to join us. Below is from his website www.dentistmetrics.com and his email is Jonathon@dentistmetrics.com. Jonathan created DentistMetrics to solve the problem facing many dentists – they have a complicated business and their time is stretched way too thin.  Most dentists spend 15,000 hours learning to be a dentist but ZERO hours learning how to be a business owner. DentistMetrics aims to completely automate and outsource the bookkeeping, financial reporting, and tax portion of the dentist's business so that they can focus on what really matters in their practice. By creating an automated workflow for the dentist and by focusing on showing dentists what numbers they need to be watching, DentistMetrics has allowed dental practices around the country to raise profits by hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. When not interviewing dentists on his podcast Start Your Dental Practice, coaching dentists on being a better business owner, or just nerding it up with business owners about ways to be more profitable Jonathan enjoys spending time going to the lake with his wife April, daughter Harper, and son Finn. He's also been known to play golf. (poorly) Weird facts about Jonathan – he was once ranked in the top ten in the nation at whiffleball, played bass guitar in a rock band for eight years, and spent his college years playing semi-professional poker.

Dr. Domingue and Dr. Moody interview Jonathan VanHorn, CPA/ABV, the Chief of Accounting, Tax, and Coaching at DentistMetrics, about the financial side of dental practice management. Jonathan shares his thoughts and advice on starting a dental practice, financial mistakes, loans, interest, and taxes. To learn more about Jonathan VanHorn’s company DentistMetrics, visit: http://dentistmetrics.com/ Listen to Jonathan VanHorn’s podcast “Start Your Dental Practice here: http://dentistmetrics.com/category/podcast/start-your-dental-practice/ For more information about Care Credit, visit: https://www.carecredit.com/ For more information about Lending Club, visit: https://www.lendingclub.com/   The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual participants and not necessarily that of the AAID. Register for upcoming District Meetings: Northeast and Southern District Meeting, April 7-8, 2017, Pittsburgh, PA: http://www.aaid.com/education/2017-Northeast-and-Southern-District-Meeting.html Central and Western District Meeting, June 9-10, 2017, Chicago, IL: http://www.aaid.com/education/2017-Central-and-Western-Districts-Meeting-Solving-Dental-Implant-Dilemmas.html Founded in 1951, the Academy is the first professional organization in the world dedicated to implant dentistry. Its membership includes general dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, periodontists, prosthodontists and others interested in the field of implant dentistry. As a membership organization, we currently represent over 5,500 dentists worldwide. Want to be a guest on the podcast? Email us at podcast@aaid.com. Subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Podcasts, SoundCloud and, of course, check out our website at www.aaidpodcast.com.

Budgets.   If we’re being honest, they don’t always have the reputation as the most “fun” topics in the world of dentistry. But a solid budget can make all the difference in keeping the lights on at the end of the day.   The good news is, budgeting is a skill can that be learned, regardless of what stage your practice is in today.   The more you budget, the better you get. The better you get, the more time you can use to focus on the things that will take your practice to the next level. Who doesn’t like a little more time?   In today’s solo episode, I’ll be exploring one of the most requested topics from SYDP listeners and my DentistMetrics clients.   Don’t worry, I won’t bore you with useless stats or random formulas, but instead I'll share my perspective on the pros and cons of budgeting and some suggestions I've found to work.   If you loved today's episode, you'll enjoy  my Budgeting Example Spreadsheet that will help you get a better understanding of how to create a budget that works. Click Here To Check Out The Examples Here are a few things you'll discover in today's episode:   The Biggest Mistakes Dentists Make When Budgeting And What To Do Instead.  3 Questions You Should Answer Before Starting Your Budget    How "Over Budgeting" Can Actually Hurt Your Practice    Why You Should View Budgeting As A Tool Rather An Annoyance    The Types of Budgeting Needed For All Stages of Your Practice (Yes.. They Are Different)   The Key Steps To Avoid "Waste" In Your Practice    Why Budgeting Once A Year Is Not Remotely Enough    The Budgeting Formula If You’re Just Getting Started   When To Know If You're Spending Too Much Time On Budgeting    How To Incorporate Education Into Your Budget..     And much more... Free Episode Bonus: Now’s the time to take action. Saying you want to get better at budgeting is one thing. Actually making the time to make that happen is a totally different story.   For today’s episode, I’ve created a free Budge Example Spreadsheet — that will help you get a better understanding of what a successful budget entails and exactly what you need to do to make it work for you.  Click here to access that now. Quotes: “You want to spend money to make more money.” – Jonathan VanHorn   Support The Show Without you, Ambitious Dentists, this should wouldn’t exist. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please go here to give the show an honest rating and review in iTunes. This allows me to evolve the show as it goes on, and also helps spread the word to other podcast listeners since iTunes promotes shows with active engagement.

Learn why it's important to understand your financial reports, track your performance. And how to get your team on board with improving your metrics.   Jonathan is the founder of DentistMetrics, a professional accounting and performance tracking firm for dentists.   He is also the creator of The Journey to Dental Practice Ownership, an interview series where he interviews dentists who have started their own dental practice as well as world-class consultants.      The interviews focus on the challenges the practice owners had to overcome on their journey to ownership, how they got past the obstacles, and what they feel they did right. The consultants share best practices for new practice owners to help get any new practices on the right track.     website: http://dentistmetrics.com email: jonathan@dentistmetrics.com   toll free phone: 877-265-2121

If your question is "how do I make more money without working harder?", Key Performance Inidicators (KPIs) is the answer.  In this two-part interview accountant and DentistMetrics founder, Jonathan Van Horn, shares 15 numbers that you need to track in your practice. Business genius Peter Drucker once said "What gets measured, gets managed." Just by simply paying attention to these KPIs, the numbers will improve with very little extra effort.  

If your question is "how do I make more money without working harder?", Key Performance Inidicators (KPIs) is the answer.  In this two-part interview accountant and DentistMetrics founder, Jonathan Van Horn, shares 15 numbers that you need to track in your practice. Business genius Peter Drucker once said "What gets measured, gets managed." Just by simply paying attention to these KPIs, the numbers will improve with very little extra effort.  

Jonathan Van Horn is a CPA dedicated to helping dentists create a high performance practice.