
The Dental Practice Launch Podcast intersects the topics of management, marketing and strategy that helps dentists, orthodontists and periodontists grow their private practices. Learn how startup and newly acquired dental practices are growing and thriving hearing real life stories.
This podcast is owned and operated by Crimson Media Dental Marketing.
The Dental Practice Launch Podcast intersects the topics of management, marketing and strategy that helps dentists, orthodontists and periodontists grow their private practices. Learn how startup and newly acquired dental practices are growing and thriving hearing real life stories.
This podcast is owned and operated by Crimson Media Dental Marketing.
Episodes

Friday May 09, 2025
The 3 KPIs You Must Know For Your Dental Practice | Ep. 69
Friday May 09, 2025
Friday May 09, 2025
In this episode of the Dental Practice Launch Podcast, Shane Simmons discusses the three key performance indicators (KPIs) essential for growing a dental practice predictably. He emphasizes the importance of understanding annual patient value, the cost of acquiring new patients, and the average booking time for new patients. By focusing on these metrics, dental practice owners can make informed decisions that lead to sustainable growth and profitability.
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Takeaways:
- Understanding KPIs is crucial for dental practice growth.
- Annual patient value indicates how much each patient contributes.
- Cost of acquiring new patients affects marketing strategies.
- Booking time for new patients impacts conversion rates.
- Tracking these metrics leads to informed decision-making.
- Growth should be prioritized over cutting costs.
- Data-driven insights can predict practice performance.
- Marketing investments should yield a good return.
- Practices need to be proactive in scheduling new patients.
- Effective tracking systems can enhance practice management.

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