Wael Garine's guest appearances

Wael Garine

The Best Practices Show

Dental Slang

Amanda Seay

Scott MacLean

Eric Jones

Travis Campbell

Christopher Phelps

Paresh Shah

William Nudera

Gina Dorfman

Linda Harvey

David Cohen

Dan Sullivan

Roger Price

Sean White

David Harris

Chris Ramsey

OwlTail

The last time we had Dr. Wael Garine on Dental Slang, we discussed non-verbal slang and prosthodontics. Dr. Garine is without a doubt a wizard when it comes to prosthetics and implant dentistry, but it’s his new role as Director of Operations at the Seattle Study Club that earned him a spot on Incisal Edge Magazine’s 2021 list of most influential people in dentistry.  Dr. Garine currently owns a multi-practice in Florida and operates out of two locations. Running a multi-practice sort of fell into his lap when a friend and fellow dentist offered him his office and his patients after decided to quit the practice, but it was exactly what he wanted. Owning a multi-practice not only provides more room to service more patients but also gives Dr. Garine more free time to spend his energy on what he truly loves to do: teach. Dr. Garine always wanted to teach and help fellow dentists stay up-to-date with the latest dental tech, tools, and procedures. Seattle Study Club offers up the perfect opportunity to do so. Dr. Garine has been involved with the club for 14 years and shares a few of his experiences starting and what path led him to eventually become a director. Seattle Study Club is a peer-to-peer learning program that brings local dentists together to learn new tricks of the trade and share their experiences with one another. Directors of the local clubs are free to develop their own curriculum to cater to the needs of the dentists in that area, and there are group-learning programs and different educational opportunities offered throughout the year. With the pandemic, many of these programs have been moved online, and Dr. Garine discusses this transition and how listeners can get access to past speakers and symposiums. Dr. Garine’s new role as Director of Operations allows him to continue teaching and guiding other dentists and directors, but he now also has the opportunity to bring in new speakers, new learning modules, and grow the network with even more dentists. He’s excited to share some of these new plans with us, and some of the new slang that’s evolving within Seattle Study Club as roles and expectations are shifting around dentistry. Listen now to learn how you can get involved. In This Episode You Will Learn  Why Dr. Garine was inspired to start a multi-practice 3:12 The top three challenges you face when running more than one dental practice 5:11 How the COVID pandemic impacts the multi-practice model 8:52 Dr. Garine’’s new role as Director of Operations in the Seattle Study Club 20:20 What makes Seattle Study Club so unique for dentists 22:29 How Seattle Study Club moved their annual symposium content online 29:30  Some Questions We Discuss  How did Dr. Garine end up in southern Florida? 1:52 What does Dr. Garine love most about multi-practice dentistry? 4:17 Where is the future of multi-practice dentistry headed? 7:00 How Dr. Garine got involved with the Seattle Study Club? 12:11 How can you join or become a director of the Seattle Study Club? 16:56  Resources:  Visit our website: www.DentalSlang.com Connect with us on Facebook: Dental Slang Connect with Dr. Wael and the Seattle Study Club: wael@seattlestudyclub.com Learn more about Dr. Wael and the SSC in  Incisal Edge Magazine Get involved with The Seattle Study Club Listen to Dr. Wael’s first episode on  Dental Slang 

The last time we had Dr. Wael Garine on Dental Slang, we discussed non-verbal slang and prosthodontics. Dr. Garine is without a doubt a wizard when it comes to prosthetics and implant dentistry, but it’s his new role as Director of Operations at the Seattle Study Club that earned him a spot on Incisal Edge Magazine’s 2021 list of most influential people in dentistry.  Dr. Garine currently owns a multi-practice in Florida and operates out of two locations. Running a multi-practice sort of fell into his lap when a friend and fellow dentist offered him his office and his patients after decided to quit the practice, but it was exactly what he wanted. Owning a multi-practice not only provides more room to service more patients but also gives Dr. Garine more free time to spend his energy on what he truly loves to do: teach. Dr. Garine always wanted to teach and help fellow dentists stay up-to-date with the latest dental tech, tools, and procedures. Seattle Study Club offers up the perfect opportunity to do so. Dr. Garine has been involved with the club for 14 years and shares a few of his experiences starting and what path led him to eventually become a director. Seattle Study Club is a peer-to-peer learning program that brings local dentists together to learn new tricks of the trade and share their experiences with one another. Directors of the local clubs are free to develop their own curriculum to cater to the needs of the dentists in that area, and there are group-learning programs and different educational opportunities offered throughout the year. With the pandemic, many of these programs have been moved online, and Dr. Garine discusses this transition and how listeners can get access to past speakers and symposiums. Dr. Garine’s new role as Director of Operations allows him to continue teaching and guiding other dentists and directors, but he now also has the opportunity to bring in new speakers, new learning modules, and grow the network with even more dentists. He’s excited to share some of these new plans with us, and some of the new slang that’s evolving within Seattle Study Club as roles and expectations are shifting around dentistry. Listen now to learn how you can get involved. In This Episode You Will Learn <ul> <li>Why Dr. Garine was inspired to start a multi-practice 3:12</li> <li>The top three challenges you face when running more than one dental practice 5:11</li> <li>How the COVID pandemic impacts the multi-practice model 8:52</li> <li>Dr. Garine’’s new role as Director of Operations in the Seattle Study Club 20:20</li> <li>What makes Seattle Study Club so unique for dentists 22:29</li> <li>How Seattle Study Club moved their annual symposium content online 29:30</li> </ul> Some Questions We Discuss <ul> <li>How did Dr. Garine end up in southern Florida? 1:52</li> <li>What does Dr. Garine love most about multi-practice dentistry? 4:17</li> <li>Where is the future of multi-practice dentistry headed? 7:00</li> <li>How Dr. Garine got involved with the Seattle Study Club? 12:11</li> <li>How can you join or become a director of the Seattle Study Club? 16:56</li> </ul> Resources: <ul> <li>Visit our website: <a href="http://www.dentalslang.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.DentalSlang.com</a></li> <li>Connect with us on Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/339651846702265/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Slang</a></li> <li>Connect with Dr. Wael and the Seattle Study Club: <a href="mailto:wael@seattlestudyclub.com">wael@seattlestudyclub.com</a></li> <li>Learn more about Dr. Wael and the SSC in <a href="https://www.incisaledgemagazine.com/mag/article/5th-annual-32-most-influential-people-in-dentistry/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Incisal Edge Magazine</a></li> <li>Get involved with <a href="https://seattlestudyclub.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Seattle Study Club</a></li> <li>Listen to Dr. Wael’s first episode on <a href="https://dentalslang.libsyn.com/dr-wael-garinetalks-nonverbal-communication-with-your-team-and-how-to-floss-around-your-crown-prep" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Dental Slang</a></li> </ul>

How to Run a Multi-Practice Dental Office and the Seattle Study Club at the Same Time with Dr. Wael Garine 

The Current State of Education in DentistryEpisode #275 with Dr. Wael GarineMain Takeaways:There is a lot more to learn after dental school!Learn from verified sources such as Seattle Study Club.Stay up to date with research, products, and techniques.Be a speaker that is authentic, down-to-earth, and gives applicable advice.  Teach people to be predictable, efficient, and practical.Quotes:“You are going to be as good as the people that you associate yourself with . . . and the same thing goes with education. We are going to be as good as the dental education entity that we are associating ourselves with.” (07:32—08:02)“Dentistry is one of the strongest professions . . . If you want to know how the economy is doing, ask your dentist.” (21:55—22:07)“The best people that I learn from are people who are very down-to-earth and meet us at the same level. They're not coming from above; they're coming more from the same level from where we’re coming from.” (31:45—31:55)“To me, a good goal for me as a speaker is, I want to speak about something, and I would hope that everybody in the audience will take something from my talk and be able to apply that the next day in their practice.” (32:12—32:22)“What we should expect to see is that digital learning is going to be there more than it was before . . . However, I know down in my heart, this is not going to overtake the face-to-face education that we love to do.” (34:08—34:35)“There is room for digital; there's no question about that, and I think the pandemic showed us that. But I do believe that in the future, education is going to be in person with a little bit of eLearning.” (35:21—35:32)“You don't know what you're missing. You definitely don't know what you're missing until you come and see what's going to happen at Seattle Study Club Symposium. You absolutely will miss a great, great opportunity to see phenomenal speakers that will be very, very difficult to see in person over the next five or ten years.” (36:13—36:31)Snippets:Dr. Garine’s background. (02:49—03:52)What is Seattle Study Club? (04:30—08:20)Seattle Study Club Annual Symposium. (08:21—10:26)Symposium for non-club members. (10:52—13:35)Current state of continuing education. (14:55—17:30)COVID-19 meeting guidelines. (18:37—20:48)Challenges on the trade side of things. (21:14—23:35)Trends in continuing education post COVID-19. (24:22—25:06)Tools in virtual education. (25:40—27:27)The Symposium platform. (28:49—30:39)Advice for prospective speakers. (31:18—33:41)The future of continuing education. (34:08—35:50)Last thoughts. (36:13—38:25)Reach out to Dr. Garine:https://drgarine.com/about/team/dr-garine/Don't forget to register for the Seattle Study Club Symposium!

The Current State of Education in DentistryEpisode #275 with Dr. Wael GarineMain Takeaways:<ul><li>There is a lot more to learn after dental school!</li><li>Learn from verified sources such as Seattle Study Club.</li><li>Stay up to date with research, products, and techniques.</li><li>Be a speaker that is authentic, down-to-earth, and gives applicable advice.  </li><li>Teach people to be predictable, efficient, and practical.</li></ul>Quotes:<ul><li>“You are going to be as good as the people that you associate yourself with . . . and the same thing goes with education. We are going to be as good as the dental education entity that we are associating ourselves with.” (07:32—08:02)</li><li>“Dentistry is one of the strongest professions . . . If you want to know how the economy is doing, ask your dentist.” (21:55—22:07)</li><li>“The best people that I learn from are people who are very down-to-earth and meet us at the same level. They're not coming from above; they're coming more from the same level from where we’re coming from.” (31:45—31:55)</li><li>“To me, a good goal for me as a speaker is, I want to speak about something, and I would hope that everybody in the audience will take something from my talk and be able to apply that the next day in their practice.” (32:12—32:22)</li><li>“What we should expect to see is that digital learning is going to be there more than it was before . . . However, I know down in my heart, this is not going to overtake the face-to-face education that we love to do.” (34:08—34:35)</li><li>“There is room for digital; there's no question about that, and I think the pandemic showed us that. But I do believe that in the future, education is going to be in person with a little bit of eLearning.” (35:21—35:32)</li><li>“You don't know what you're missing. You definitely don't know what you're missing until you come and see what's going to happen at Seattle Study Club Symposium. You absolutely will miss a great, great opportunity to see phenomenal speakers that will be very, very difficult to see in person over the next five or ten years.” (36:13—36:31)</li></ul>Snippets:<ul><li>Dr. Garine’s background. (02:49—03:52)</li><li>What is Seattle Study Club? (04:30—08:20)</li><li>Seattle Study Club Annual Symposium. (08:21—10:26)</li><li>Symposium for non-club members. (10:52—13:35)</li><li>Current state of continuing education. (14:55—17:30)</li><li>COVID-19 meeting guidelines. (18:37—20:48)</li><li>Challenges on the trade side of things. (21:14—23:35)</li><li>Trends in continuing education post COVID-19. (24:22—25:06)</li><li>Tools in virtual education. (25:40—27:27)</li><li>The Symposium platform. (28:49—30:39)</li><li>Advice for prospective speakers. (31:18—33:41)</li><li>The future of continuing education. (34:08—35:50)</li><li>Last thoughts. (36:13—38:25)</li></ul>Reach out to Dr. Garine:<a href="https://drgarine.com/about/team/dr-garine/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://drgarine.com/about/team/dr-garine/</a>Don't forget to register for the Seattle Study Club Symposium!

The Current State of Education in Dentistry with Dr. Wael Garine

We talk a lot about words on the Dental Slang Podcast, but today’s guest, Dr. Wael Garine, offers creative ways to communicate that we’ve been overlooking. Dr. Garine, the prosthodontics rock star from the Seattle Study Club, surprises us with some of the non-verbal slang he’s using in his practice. Tiny, silent gestures can speak volumes without alarming patients—and that’s something all dentists want to avoid. The Apple Watch made it easy for Dr. Garine to develop non-verbal slang in his office. The team sends him texts when patients are ready or when he has a phone call, for example, without disturbing patients. During this episode, we discuss how this slang works, and reveal other gestures we’ve caught ourselves using to communicate with team members when speaking isn’t an option. Our unique slang makes it easy to speak metaphorically about dental treatment, but what happens when you need to explain a real treatment plan to an unresponsive patient? Dr. Garine, an experienced restorative and implant dentist, has had many opportunities to explain different treatment options to all kinds of patients, and he shares some of those experiences with us on this episode. He also discusses which dental prosthetics he’s recommending to his patients and why e.max crowns have become his favorite. There’s more to prosthodontics than aesthetics. Dr. Garine has invested in different tools, treatments, and technology to bring his dental practice into the 21st century. Listen to the podcast to learn more about how prosthodontics has evolved. The modern dental office is always changing, and so is our slang. There are different ways to grow as a dentist, and in this episode, you’ll learn how to seize more opportunities to continue your own dental education and to perfect your craft. In This Episode You Will Learn  Why Dr. Garine is passionate about continuing education 3:49 How to decide which prosthesis to recommend to patients 8:35 The top 3 dental prosthetics Dr. Garine uses in his practice 9:40 How the Apple Watch influences Dr. Garine’s non-verbal dental slang 18:15 One metaphorical way to handle patients who don’t want to come in for treatment 23:31  Some Questions We Discuss  What’s the point of a business card? (and why Dr. Garine’s is the best!) 5:18 How have dental prosthetics evolved into the 21st century? 13:05 What are Dr. Garine’s favorite composites? 15:00 What words and slang does Dr. Garine avoid using in the office? 19:15 How can you get in touch with Dr. Garine? 25:59  Resources:  Visit our website: www.DentalSlang.com Connect with us on Facebook: Dental Slang Connect with Dr. Wael Garine: drgarine@drgarine.com Looking for a new business card? MyMetalBusinessCard.com Want to learn more about Ivoclar continuing education? Ivoclar Training Center 

We talk a lot about words on the Dental Slang Podcast, but today’s guest, Dr. Wael Garine, offers creative ways to communicate that we’ve been overlooking. Dr. Garine, the prosthodontics rock star from the Seattle Study Club, surprises us with some of the non-verbal slang he’s using in his practice. Tiny, silent gestures can speak volumes without alarming patients—and that’s something all dentists want to avoid. The Apple Watch made it easy for Dr. Garine to develop non-verbal slang in his office. The team sends him texts when patients are ready or when he has a phone call, for example, without disturbing patients. During this episode, we discuss how this slang works, and reveal other gestures we’ve caught ourselves using to communicate with team members when speaking isn’t an option. Our unique slang makes it easy to speak metaphorically about dental treatment, but what happens when you need to explain a real treatment plan to an unresponsive patient? Dr. Garine, an experienced restorative and implant dentist, has had many opportunities to explain different treatment options to all kinds of patients, and he shares some of those experiences with us on this episode. He also discusses which dental prosthetics he’s recommending to his patients and why e.max crowns have become his favorite. There’s more to prosthodontics than aesthetics. Dr. Garine has invested in different tools, treatments, and technology to bring his dental practice into the 21st century. Listen to the podcast to learn more about how prosthodontics has evolved. The modern dental office is always changing, and so is our slang. There are different ways to grow as a dentist, and in this episode, you’ll learn how to seize more opportunities to continue your own dental education and to perfect your craft. In This Episode You Will Learn <ul> <li>Why Dr. Garine is passionate about continuing education 3:49</li> <li>How to decide which prosthesis to recommend to patients 8:35</li> <li>The top 3 dental prosthetics Dr. Garine uses in his practice 9:40</li> <li>How the Apple Watch influences Dr. Garine’s non-verbal dental slang 18:15</li> <li>One metaphorical way to handle patients who don’t want to come in for treatment 23:31</li> </ul> Some Questions We Discuss <ul> <li>What’s the point of a business card? (and why Dr. Garine’s is the best!) 5:18</li> <li>How have dental prosthetics evolved into the 21st century? 13:05</li> <li>What are Dr. Garine’s favorite composites? 15:00</li> <li>What words and slang does Dr. Garine avoid using in the office? 19:15</li> <li>How can you get in touch with Dr. Garine? 25:59</li> </ul> Resources: <ul> <li>Visit our website: <a href="http://www.dentalslang.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.DentalSlang.com</a></li> <li>Connect with us on Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/339651846702265/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Slang</a></li> <li>Connect with Dr. Wael Garine: drgarine@drgarine.com</li> <li>Looking for a new business card? <a href="https://mymetalbusinesscard.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MyMetalBusinessCard.com</a></li> <li>Want to learn more about Ivoclar continuing education? <a href="https://www.ivoclarvivadent.us/icdelearn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ivoclar Training Center</a></li> </ul>