Could I go to prison for poor record keeping? How afraid should I be of the government, the state board or insurance companies. In episode 59 of the DentalHacks podcast we talk to Todd Zettler about this and more! Todd is married to Dr. Melissa Zettler who is a regular on our very own Brain Trust. However, he's also a lawyer and prosecutor for Scott county Minnesota. He's a legal expert and listener to the podcast, so we just knew we had to have him on! Todd sets the record straight on the real legal risks dentists have in every day practice. We also talk about embezzlement, the Minnesota Care tax and even a legal perspective on premedication for joint replacement patients! This is a unique interview that you shouldn't miss!
In the Brain Trust segment we continue with an all star panels discussing how to bring a new dentist into an existing practice. The panel (consisting of Dr. Tarun Agarwal, Dr. Melissa Zettler, Dr. Lance Timmerman and DentalHacks hosts Dr. Jason Lipscomb and Dr. Alan Mead) cover tons of intriguing topics including:

What do you do with the existing doctor?
How do you know when your practice is ready for an associate?
What technologies are must haves when you're buying, selling or joining a new practice?

 This is one of the Brain Trust's best efforts and you won't be disappointed!
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Some links from the show:

Check out Alan's appearance on "The Podcasters' Roundtable" last week. It's sure to make you sleepy.
A little bit more on the Minnesota Care tax
Meet the new guidelines, same as the old guidelines (discussing the ADA/AAOS joint "recommendations" that said nothing in 2012)
The ADA's guidelines from the beginning of 2015
The AAOS's snide editorial about the ADA overstepping the evidence