I don't consult on AI from the outside. I run my businesses on it, every day, and I'll show you the working thing before I ask you to trust me.
Jonathan Ingalls. More than two decades in the dental profession as a practice broker — valuing practices, negotiating transitions, and sitting across the table from doctors on the largest financial decision of their careers.
Then I rebuilt my own operation on AI. Not as a demo — as the actual business. The marketing, the back office, the follow-up, the analysis, the media. It runs on it now, and I publish what works and what doesn't.
That's the whole credential: I'm a one-person shop doing the work of a firm, and I'll show you exactly how.
Read the thesis: AI showed up just in time to save dentistry →
Patients have started asking an AI assistant for a dentist the way they used to ask Google. Most practices have no idea whether they appear in that answer — and nobody is telling them, because the people who could are either selling something expensive or speaking a language a busy owner has no time to learn.
Meanwhile the operational half is worse. The average practice misses a large share of inbound calls, follows up with new patients in over a day, and has a team spending ten to twenty hours a week on work that no longer requires a person. None of that is a clinical problem. All of it is fixable.
I started in dental transitions because that's where I could prove it first. It is not where it stops.
An honest self-assessment you can take online or print for a team meeting. Several questions ask you to go look something up. Those are the ones worth doing.
Take the assessmentType in your website. It reports how AI assistants see your practice, who ranks ahead of you locally, how complete your doctor bio is, which review platforms you're missing from, and what to fix first. Free, and there is no wall three clicks in.
Run my websiteLarger engagements — multi-location groups, DSO-scale deployment, or advisory work — are scoped individually. Email me and tell me what you're actually trying to do.