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AI and the Future of Orthodontic Teams: Redefining Roles, Raising Expectations

AI and the Future of Orthodontic Teams: Redefining Roles, Raising Expectations

by PepperPointe Partnerships | Jul 8, 2025 | Features & Lectures

One of the most significant insights from the AAO 2025 Annual Session was how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping not just treatment, but the people who make practices run—particularly those at the front lines: front office staff and financial treatment...
Beyond the Paycheck: Why Culture, Mentorship, and Growth Matter in Your Dental Career

Beyond the Paycheck: Why Culture, Mentorship, and Growth Matter in Your Dental Career

by PepperPointe Partnerships | Jul 2, 2025 | Doctor Development

As a dental professional, you’ve invested years in your education and training, and now, whether you’re a recent graduate or an experienced provider exploring new opportunities, the decision of where to practice next is a big one. Understandably, salary and signing...
Key Takeaways from AAO 2025: AI Is the Name of the Game

Key Takeaways from AAO 2025: AI Is the Name of the Game

by PepperPointe Partnerships | May 21, 2025 | Features & Lectures

Insights from PepperPointe CEO at the American Association of Orthodontists Annual Session  Dr. Greg White, CEO of PepperPointe Partnerships, had the honor and privilege of speaking at the 2025 American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) Annual Session, presenting on...
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