Ep. 792 - Out of Survival Mode: Building the Practice You Love

Episode notes

Are you stuck running as hard as you can but still not moving the needle in your practice or career? Many dentists find themselves trapped in what feels like an endless cycle of busyness without meaningful progress. Dr. Todd C. Snyder joins us to share his insights on breaking free from "survival mode" and building a thriving dental practice. Dr. Snyder received his DDS from UCLA School of Dentistry and has trained at the prestigious F.A.C.E. Institute for complex gnathological and TMJ disorders. He has served on faculty at UCLA's Center for Esthetic Dentistry where he co-developed the first comprehensive 2-year postgraduate program in aesthetic and contemporary restorative dentistry. Currently faculty at Esthetic Professionals, Dr. Snyder lectures internationally on dental materials and techniques, consults for dental manufacturing companies, and has authored numerous articles and a book on contemporary restorative and cosmetic dentistry. He also founded Miles To Smiles, a non-profit mobile children's charity. This episode explores the critical shift from survival mode to strategic growth through mindset transformation and systematic practice development. Dr.

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