VLOG | Tour of Hubby's Corporate Dental Office PDS and Tour of a New Private Practice Office ARTSCI

[@Joycethedentist]

Also, since I know people will ask lol. My lower lip is currently crooked. I did a little experiment on myself with botox (only doing one side). It will wear off in another couple weeks, no big deal! I will say I miss my smile though! also wanted to reiterate this: If you ever feel uncomfortable with what the owner of your practice is making you do, QUIT. MOVE ON. Find a better fit! Simple as that. (This applies to both private and corporate) And if you really think you can do it better, open your own! That is what I did. Thanks for watching. Hope this video gives you insight, and maybe even courage/inspiration to do your own thing! I encourage you guys to take control of your career and do things the way you see fit.

[@rickypyun]

Dentistry no matter what can be stressful True, as a Corp dentist you're at the mercy of management, but as a Private dentist you're at the mercy of the patients, the staff, the State Board, etc... It seems like the two of you have combined the best of both worlds :) and if you were not together each career would be way more stressful than it currently is. Good for youuuu

[@Joycethedentist]

There is never a situation that is 100% a win. you are so right! :)

[@rickypyun]

Can you ask your husband some specific questions regarding the typical schedule, types of procedures, number of days per year worked, etc... needed to make an annual income of say $250k? I'm just wondering how hard it might be? Especially if you do bread and butter dentistry, minus molar endo

[@emmamurphy8283]

Great video but your husband's driving was giving me a panic attack too lol

[@xTHLx]

Can you make a video on the struggles/process of starting your own practice or buying an existing practice?

[@Joycethedentist]

I will try to think about how to do a cool video on this! thank you!!

[@meowhellokittyx33]

how do open a practice with all the debt from dental school?

[@Joycethedentist]

it can be a little tough but typically if you buy an existing practice it should be making income, and you get a loan for that practice based on how much it is making, or a percentage of it.

[@numberone22459]

I think corporate dentists have a little less stress. Lol do you think that’s true?

[@Joycethedentist]

Hmm.. that is hard for me to answer. I think it depends on the person. My husband doesn't seem very stressed by it but I think I would be more stressed. I like when my schedule is exact and running behind or having people wait in the waiting room really stresses me out.