Videos/CPD

Buying A Dental Practice - Here's What You Need To Know with Maja Thompson and Kimberley Parker

From identifying the perfect practice to navigating financing options, this episode methodically walks through critical considerations that shape successful acquisitions. You'll discover why location extends far beyond personal preference, how diverse revenue streams create stability, and the long-term implications of property decisions.

Organic Social Media Marketing In 2025 with Joe Goodchild

Joe shares why short, honest videos outperform polished graphics, how modern algorithms sample content from new accounts, and the small production tweaks that make a big difference—like filming facing a window for clean, flattering light. We get practical about audience targeting too: speak to specific patient scenarios and desired treatments, not generic tips that vanish in the feed.

How To Save Money On Your Mortgage As A Dentist with Will Coe

We sit down with mortgage specialist William to turn “complex income” into a clear story underwriters understand, so you can borrow confidently without paying a premium for your structure.

Can I Borrow 100% Of The Money Needed To Buy A Dental Practice? (Part 2) with Kevin Saunders

We walk through how lenders assess cash flow, why extending goodwill terms from 15 to 20 years can make the numbers work, and how pricing bands change with loan-to-value. 

Here's How To Design A Portfolio That Beats 99% Of Other Investors with Dr James Martin

The conversation tackles one of the most profound misunderstandings in personal finance: the difference between risk and volatility. Most investors (and even many advisors) conflate these concepts, leading to portfolios that feel safe but actually jeopardize long-term financial goals. I explain why the supposedly "low-risk" portfolios heavy on bonds and cash might ironically be the riskiest choice for achieving true financial independence.

Basics of Investing

Understand why every dentist needs to think about investing. And why doing nothing could be costing you everything.