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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2024 · 21 MIN

The future of DSOs vs. DPOs—An Interview with Ian McNickle of ICON Dental Partners

from The Bryan Laskin Podcast · host Dr. Bryan Laskin

Are you interested in taking your dental practice to the next level but are not sure where to start? DSOs have been around for quite a number of years now, but they are no longer the only option for practice owners who want to experience greater business success. In this episode of The Patient First Podcast, I sat down with Ian McNickle, CEO and one of multiple founders of ICON Dental Partners, to talk about the advantages of both the DSO (dental service organization) and DPO (dental partnership organization).  This interview sheds light on the differences between the models, and highlights how ICON Dental Partners has achieved success by taking a non-conventional path that prioritizes true doctor autonomy and supports innovation that unlocks a higher quality of care. I'm Dr. Bryan Laskin—author, dentist and entrepreneur who's always on the lookout for solutions that make dentistry more lucrative by putting the patient first.  Find out if ICON is a good fit for you: ICONDentalPartners.com 

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