Thank you, Matt, and good morning, everyone. I am pleased to provide an update on our company's progress during the third quarter. There were several positive items that I'd like to touch on today. First, we achieved solid year-over-year revenue growth, driven by our biologics business, continuing our momentum from the first half of the year. Second, we enhanced our cash position and strengthened our Board. Third, we continued to execute on our key growth pillars, thereby positioning the company to create value for our leading spine brand. Lastly, I want to provide an update on our newly implemented ERP, on both the challenges of implementation and the benefits it will provide moving forward. Starting with our third quarter performance. Total revenue increased by 5% year-over-year, led by growth in our biologics products of 12% year-over-year. Throughout the quarter, the pace of sales increased, following a slow start, and we closed September on a positive note. We are pleased with our revenue growth against the backdrop of a challenging labor environment. Market demand, particularly for our biologics products remains strong. However, due to limited availability of production labor, we were operating below 70% capacity for most of Q3. This is not just a challenge at Xtant, but one that is impacting the entire tissue banking industry. We work with a number of tissue banks for some outsourced lower-volume products, and they too were having significant labor issues. To minimize this effect, we proactively increased recruiting and training efforts for our processing team. We believe our actions are starting to alleviate the supply chain issues so that we can keep up with demand and produce more product. While it typically takes about 6 months to get a new employee fully trained, we are confident that we will be operating at 100% capacity by the end of first quarter of 2023. Now turning to our recently announced private investment. During the quarter, we bolstered our financial position by entering it into a securities purchase agreement with a select group of accredited investors, led by Stavros Vizirgianakis, a successful biotech executive and investor. The total gross proceeds of $9.75 million from the transaction will support working capital and other general corporate purposes. After the completion of this closing in August, Stavros became Non-Executive Chairman of the Xtant Board. He brings a distinguished career of more than 30 years of serving the broader spine and orthopedic surgical markets, having recently served as Chief Executive Officer and Misonix. We welcome his deep experience and leadership that will be invaluable as we grow our business and fulfill our mission. Moving forward, our focus remains primarily on 4 key growth initiatives: One, new product introductions; two, distribution network expansion; three, adjacent market penetration; and four, strategic acquisitions. Demand and order flow for our new biologic products were robust during the third quarter, both OsteoFactor, our marrow-derived growth factor product; and OsteoVive Plus, a cellular allograft product, performed exceptionally well in driving our revenue growth. OsteoFactor in particular is a terrific product for bringing on new distributors and for providing a safe and very effective growth factor product to our surgeons. We are excited about the traction generated to date and look forward to continued growth of these new product lines. Our distribution expansion strategy is bearing very nice fruit. Over the course of the last 2 years, we have been targeting at least 10 new distributors per quarter. I'm happy to say the quality of those distributors and their overall impact on our business has been very positive. At the beginning of the year, we planned for that group of new distributors to contribute $6.1 million in sales for all of 2022. And through September, they've already produced more than $5.7 million. Our third key pillar, targeted adjacent market penetration, remains an important part of our strategy that represents a total market opportunity of $625 million. Concurrent with the production labor constraints that I discussed earlier, our penetration into certain adjacent markets has slowed. Our focus remains on our existing private label and OEM businesses in the near term, but we will continue to view the adjacent markets as a key growth pillar moving forward. Our last pillar is leveraging our growth platform through strategic acquisitions. As we have previously communicated, we feel the strategy can provide both the path to accelerate scale, but it is a strategy that takes time to execute. With the recent reductions in public market company valuations, many private companies are only now beginning to realize that the valuations of 2021 are not the same as they are in 2022. We will remain diligent in our approach to acquisition, but this will be an important element of our goal to get to greater scale. Finally, amidst the many production challenges Xtant has faced, we also implemented a new enterprise resource planning system, or ERP system. This is the fourth time in my career where I've been involved in such an endeavor, and the previous three were very disruptive to the everyday workload of everyone of those respective companies. For Xtant, we endured a tough transition in July and August, but by September, we were beginning to reap the benefits of this wonderful new system. I'm thrilled by how our team stepped up and successfully implemented this system. I look at the implementation of this new ERP system as the last step in turning this business around and fortifying our growth platform. Looking back on the third quarter, we have made significant progress on our growth pillars, operations and financial position. I am appreciative of the work that our dedicated team has achieved by delivering 5% revenue growth and 12% biologics growth under a very tight labor market. Given the strong demand environment, we have taken the necessary actions to ramping up our recruiting and training efforts to ensure we can meet this demand. Looking forward, we are more confident than ever regarding our future prospects. With the recent closed private investment, and supported by the deep experience of Stavros Vizirgianakis, along with all our newly implemented ERP, we believe all of the pieces are in place to execute on our vision and strategy. Now I'd like to turn the call over to Scott Niels, who will discuss our third quarter 2022 financial results.