Okay, and I don't have anything here.

I'm going to play this music real quick and, oh wait, not that music.

I don't want that music.

Hold on.

I'm trying to be all like cool and fancy and stuff, you know, and be able to do fun things.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

There, so let's see. There you go. Welcome. Whiskey throttle crash cart. This is Arden Ballard, physician assistant athletic trainer and your medical content creator for David Pingree's whiskeyottle Media. I'm here today with a dentist

name is Dave Ecker. I'm going to pull up his little info here. I think it's really cool.

So Dave here is a rider and he owns his own practice in Arizona, correct? Yep, Scottsdale area.

Cool.

So we're going to talk about some dentistry stuff and some how it pertains to our favorite sport of motocross.

Dave, welcome.

Hey, appreciate it.

No, thanks for making this happen.

I know, like, it was cool to, I know I reached out to Ping and I said,

I was following your crash car thing.

I go, there's kind of a lot of stuff that you can cover in motocross and medicine in general.

I mean, just like what we were talking about before this, where you started recording,

I mean, we're all familiar with the broken bones and breaking bikes and we're kind of used to

breaking things. So I'm like, well, we break teeth and then we use them. And so it's like, you know, there's a lot in nutrition and, you know, these athletes

you talk about, you hear them all the time on these interviews of being, just need to be perfect.

And on the top of their game and everything needs to be perfect. And it's a lot of things that

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