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Dental podcast hosted by Dr. Phil Klein: This Viva Podcast will discuss cashflow in your dental practice. Historically, dental practices have been generators of strong cash flow. But when cash shortages arrive, the dentist feels paralyzed on how to correct the situation. Understanding the steps to remedying cash shortages are critical to the long term viability of a dental practice. Our guest is Trent Watrous, a dental specific CPA from Nashville, TN. Trent continues to work with practices in varying levels of success, from startup, to fully operational, or actively struggling to overcome prior financial decisions.

Dental podcast hosted by Dr. Phil Klein: This Viva Podcast will discuss benchmarking your profit and loss statement. A dentist might understand the purpose of the profit and loss statement but may miss the “forest for the trees” in the scope of leveraging the power of the profit and loss statement. Understanding the use of benchmarks in reviewing the profit and loss statement and making management decisions can be a game changer for a practice owner. Our guest is Trent Watrous, a dental specific CPA from Nashville, TN. Trent continues to work with practices in varying levels of success, from startup, to fully operational, or actively struggling to overcome prior financial decisions.

Dental podcast hosted by Dr. Phil Klein: This Viva Podcast will discuss the profit and loss statement. Although the profit and loss statement is the most commonly viewed financial statement, dental practice owners often miss the value of the details by simply looking at the profit number only. Having a working knowledge of the profit and loss statement can impact how a dentist makes management decisions. Our guest is Trent Watrous, a dental specific CPA from Nashville, TN. Trent continues to work with practices in varying levels of success, from startup, to fully operational, or actively struggling to overcome prior financial decisions.

Dental podcast hosted by Dr. Phil Klein: This Viva Podcast will discuss the balance sheet of a dental practice. Having a working knowledge of how the balance sheet informs a practice owner of strengths and weaknesses of the entity can change the financial habits of a dentist. Our guest is Trent Watrous, a dental specific CPA from Nashville, TN. Trent continues to work with practices in varying levels of success, from startup, to fully operational, or actively struggling to overcome prior financial decisions.

Dental podcast hosted by Dr. Phil Klein: This Viva Podcast will discuss the necessary steps to opening a dental practice and we'll learn how important it is to do this correctly to avoid unnecessary anxiety and a variety of potential pitfalls. Our guest is Trent Watrous, a dental specific CPA from Nashville, TN. Trent continues to work with practices in varying levels of success, from startup, to fully operational, or actively struggling to overcome prior financial decisions.