Dr. Marc (Mark) Faber

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Group Dentistry Now Show: The Voice of the DSO Industry · Clinical Efficiency as the Great Equalizer: How Edge Dental Management Transforms Underperforming Practices · 28 Jun 2026 podcast

and but we spent uh you know we spent a lot of time training our doctors so like the office i'm in right now this is like our headquarters for training it's a big it's a like 13 chair office uh and currently we have five doctors here maybe six doctors here actually and we're watching them and teaching them uh you know clinical dentistry

When we buy a practice, it's usually from a doctor who's close to retirement age or is looking to just get out.

We come in there and totally revamp what they're doing.

We look at the production reports and we see

what is being done and also what's not being done from the very simple things of not taking x-rays to not doing periodontal, not diagnosing or doing any type of periodontal therapy, not doing root canals, not doing crowns, not doing, oh, crowns, most doctors do crowns, but not doing extractions and bone grafts and implants.

And just by diagnosing what's there, that's how we usually grow our practices.

But we have to bring in our own doctors that we train.

And that leads to the similarities between our offices.

All of our practitioners are kind of using the same materials, the same systems, and the same techniques.

So everything is kind of standardized.

And that's probably one of the biggest reasons for our success.

That is correct.

The school reached out to me about four years ago asking about would it make sense to build a dental school and can you help us?

I built dental practices, but what do I know about building a dental school?

But I reached into my people that I know and I was able to find the right people.

and got put a put a very cool plan in place the school you know we got this we got dr uh ed farkas is was the dean and he is a very out of the box thinker and he proposed that the school be a three-year school

And with the help of CODA, we were able to get accreditation and guidance.

And what makes the school unique is that it's a three-year program in the heart of New York City on 34th and Broadway, across the street from Macy's.

It's a spectacular location.

And there's easy access for staff and easy for doctors and everybody works there and also easy access for patients.

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