I have been in the Dental Technician industry for 12 years and have studied and trained under some of the industry’s top leaders. My formal schooling was completed under John Archibald. Spent 2 years under Matt Roberts internship. I went on to work for Mark Willis for 6 years. From there I partnered with Daniel Sorenson for a few years.
I am now the proud owner of my own dental lab, Fifth Element Dental Design, which I opened in November 2015. Our purpose and goal each day is to transform lives one smile at a time. We specialize in high-end cosmetic smile design cases. We do however offer a Classic Posterior Restoration line along with our Premier Smile Design Restoration.
I was honored to be inducted into the worldwide DTG (Dental Technicians Guild) in August of 2016. Being a member of this group has a continuous benefit factor that I am able to grow and learn from other technicians around the world. This, along with the continuing education courses I constantly involve myself in, ensure that I am up on all the current and best processes to create amazing results that clients of Fifth Element Dental Design have come to expect.
Beau Murphy DTG has been a guest on 2 episodes.
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Episode 9: Size Doesn't Matter, It's All In The Delivery - Labs with Less Than 5 Employees Roundtable Part 2 (VFTB9)
May 28th, 2018 | 32 mins 27 secs
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Do you ever dream of being your own boss? Not to deal with the stress of working with others? Join us for part 2 of this fantastic Roundtable where we continue the conversation with 4 individuals who put a new meaning in "Good things come in small(er) packages".
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Episode 8: Size Doesn't Matter, It's All In The Delivery - Labs with Less Than 5 Employees Roundtable Part 1 (VFTB8)
May 21st, 2018 | 30 mins 52 secs
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It takes a lot to run a dental lab, especially if you are by yourself. Joining us on this Roundtable are 4 individuals who have proven that this industry still has a need for quality over quantity.