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The Golden Age of Orthodontics

The Golden Age of Orthodontics

著者： Dr. Leon Klempner
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Are you an Orthodontist wondering how to grow your practice in this fast-paced, competitive marketplace that seems to be changing every day? The Golden Age of Orthodontics, formerly The Survival Guide for Orthodontists podcast, is dedicated to making you the authority in orthodontics to prospective new patients in your community. Dr. Leon Klempner and Amy Epstein, co-founders of People & Practice, know the business of orthodontics. They bring you insights, tips and guest interviews focused on helping you thrive in a massively disrupted industry. Put more patients in chairs by competing on expertise and trust, not the lowest fees. Dedicated to making you the authority in orthodontics.2024 マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ マーケティング マーケティング・セールス 経済学
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  • Ep 85 - 2026 AAO Innovator Award Winner Dr. Mehdi Peikar on the Future of Custom Braces

    Ep 85 - 2026 AAO Innovator Award Winner Dr. Mehdi Peikar on the Future of Custom Braces
    2026/06/24

    Orthodontics is entering a new era of personalization, precision, and digital efficiency. In this episode of the Golden Age of Orthodontics, Dr. Leon Klempner and Amy Epstein sit down with 2026 AAO Innovator Award winner Dr. Mehdi Peikar, founder of CeleBrace, to explore how artificial intelligence and fully customized braces are changing the future of treatment.

    Drawing on his unique background in orthodontics, biomechanics, engineering, and physics, Dr. Peikar shares the clinical challenges that inspired the development of CeleBrace and explains how digital workflows can bring the same level of planning and personalization to fixed appliances that orthodontists have come to expect from aligner therapy. The conversation covers everything from AI-assisted treatment planning and bracket positioning to the advantages of fully customized prescriptions, indirect bonding, and digital case presentation.

    The discussion also explores the business side of innovation, including how digital treatment systems can improve efficiency, reduce appointments, shorten treatment times, and create a more compelling patient experience. Dr. Peikar shares what he has learned from treating thousands of cases with CeleBrace and why he believes customization will play a central role in the next phase of orthodontic care.

    In this episode, you'll learn:
    • Why Dr. Peikar believes orthodontics is rapidly moving toward fully digital workflows
    • How AI supports treatment planning, bracket positioning, and appliance design
    • What makes a fully customized bracket system different from traditional prescriptions
    • How digital indirect bonding can improve efficiency and reduce treatment visits
    • Ways technology can enhance patient education and case acceptance
    • What orthodontists are reporting after implementing custom digital braces
    • How personalized treatment systems may help practices differentiate themselves in a competitive market
    • Why Dr. Peikar sees customization as the future of fixed appliance therapy
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    35 分
  • Ep 84 - How Jake Gulick and Greyfinch are rethinking orthodontic workflows

    Ep 84 - How Jake Gulick and Greyfinch are rethinking orthodontic workflows
    2026/05/26

    Clinical innovation in orthodontics is moving faster than ever, but many practices are still relying on workflows built for a different era. In this episode of The Golden Age of Orthodontics, Dr. Leon Klempner and Amy Epstein sit down with Jake Gulick, president of Greyfinch, to discuss how outdated systems, disconnected tools, and manual processes may be quietly limiting practice efficiency and growth.

    Jake shares his perspective from nearly two decades in the orthodontic technology space, from helping scale Cloud9Ortho in its early years to leading innovation at Greyfinch, and explains how modern cloud-based practice management systems, AI-assisted workflows, automation, and smarter integrations are reshaping the operational side of orthodontics. The conversation explores how practices can reduce workflow friction, improve patient communication, gain better visibility into marketing performance, and rethink long-standing processes that no longer serve today’s digital orthodontic practice.

    In this episode, you’ll learn:

    • Why many orthodontic practices are still operating with outdated workflow models
    • How AI can improve efficiency without replacing the human side of the practice
    • The difference between cloud-based and truly browser-based software
    • How automation can streamline patient follow-up and case acceptance
    • Why disconnected systems create hidden operational friction
    • The importance of workflow design when implementing new technology
    • How practices can better track marketing performance and patient conversion data
    • Why practice management software should evolve alongside modern orthodontics

    Go to www.pplpractice.com for more!
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    38 分
  • JCO Editor-in-Chief Dr. Neal Kravitz on AI, ethics, and the next generation of orthodontics

    JCO Editor-in-Chief Dr. Neal Kravitz on AI, ethics, and the next generation of orthodontics
    2026/04/23
    What does the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics really think about orthodontic AI, corporate orthodontics, and research bias? Dr. Neal Kravitz pulls no punches in this candid conversation with Dr. Leon Klempner and Amy Epstein. A practicing orthodontist, educator, and past AAO Technology Committee chair, Dr. Kravitz shares why evidence-based orthodontics still needs room for clinical judgment, why overtreatment is the specialty's quiet problem, and why young orthodontists have more reasons for optimism than anxiety. Honest, direct, and deeply practical.What You Will Learn In This Episode:How orthodontic AI is best used as a diagnostic and records automation tool rather than a replacement for clinical judgment, and why evidence-based orthodontics still requires the experienced eye of a trained specialist to catch what algorithms miss.Why research bias in orthodontic literature comes not only from industry-funded studies but also from reviewers and authors themselves, and how understanding this helps orthodontists read the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics and other publications more critically.How the philosophy of conservative orthodontic treatment planning and doing less rather than more protects young patients from iatrogenesis, and why this principle should guide practitioners from their very first cases in private practice orthodontics.Subscribe to the Golden Age of Orthodontics and our sister podcast, Practice Talk, hosted by Lacie Ellis, wherever you listen to stay updated on orthodontic innovation and real-world practice strategies. Visit People and Practice for more insights and to connect with our team for practice growth solutions.TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction to orthodontic AI, corporate orthodontics, and specialty pressure with guest Dr. Neal Kravitz05:27 Dr. Kravitz explains how orthodontic AI supports diagnosis and records automation without replacing specialist judgment09:41 Discussion of underrepresented topics in the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics and what evidence-based orthodontics research needs more of14:29 Balancing evidence-based orthodontics with clinical experience and why residents need room to develop sound orthodontic treatment planning24:41 How research bias from companies, authors, and reviewers shapes what orthodontists read and how the JCO editor manages this challenge28:29 Advice for new graduates on private practice orthodontics, finding mentors, and navigating corporate orthodontics with confidenceKEY TAKEAWAYS: Orthodontic AI is a powerful adjunct tool for diagnostics and workflow automation. Still, it will not replace the clinical judgment that distinguishes a trained orthodontist from a general dentist who uses Invisalign treatment without oversight or expertise.Research bias is not limited to industry-sponsored studies. Reviewer bias and author bias are equally real, which means every orthodontist must approach the literature, including the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics, with informed skepticism and critical thinking.The philosophy of doing less protects patients. Dr. Kravitz argues that overtreatment, not under-treatment, has driven his most regrettable cases, and that conservative orthodontic care built around humility and honest self-evaluation defines what ethical practice looks like across an entire career.ABOUT THE GUEST:Neal Kravitz, DMD, MS | Ashburn South Riding, VA OrthodontistRESOURCES MENTIONED:People + Practice - WebsitePractice TalkDr. Leon Klempner - People + Practice
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    35 分
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