Are dental consultants worth it? 🤔 This episode of Dental Unscripted, Mike Dinsio and Paula Quinn explore the first person perspective of dental consulting, helping docs see key factors the benefits and also the challenges that come with working with a consultant!

We explore:
The REAL value of a consultant:
Do they actually bring expertise and fresh perspectives or cookie cutter approach that can be found on podcasts, facebook groups, and online programs?

The cost factor:
Are consultants worth the investment or are they overpaid and underdeliver?

When to hire (and when NOT hire) a consultant:
Make the right decision for your practice. Make the right move when the time is right. We talk about when you shouldn't hire a consultant.

Plus, we discuss consulting from a consultants perspective and give our firsthand insights into how we approach the process of consulting.

➡️ Watch now to discover the potential of working with consultants in your dental practice! ⬅️
0:00 Intro - Sponsored by CandidPro
4:43 The Value In Hiring a Dental Consultant
8:41 Reasons for Hiring a Dental Consultant
13:10 Why NOT to Hire a Dental Consultant
16:28 What Working w/ a Consultant Looks Like
19:46 Getting Your Team Onboard with Consulting
27:26 The Real Reason Consulting Works

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