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How to Review Your Dental Marketing Strategies to Plan for 2019
New year, new patients, new…. marketing strategy? Now is the perfect time to take a look at your marketing strategy and see where there are opportunities to improve –…
The Importance of Timely and Relevant Patient Communications
Regardless of your industry or profession, effective communication is critical in all facets of running a business. As a dentist, communication is key to: Ensuring staff is trained properly…
The Importance of Dental Patient Education
One of the most important – yet time consuming – aspects of being a dentist is how to effectively keep patients informed and educated. From informing patients about the…
The Top 5 Reasons Dentists Don’t Need an Effective Recare System
Maybe it’s our penchant for mid-afternoon lattes or the hilarious monologues we can’t seem to get enough of, but we’ve recently been watching our fair share of late-night television.…
How to Stuff Your Dental Patient Schedule
It’s here folks – there’s no denying it – the most wonderful time of the year is upon us once again (or breathing down our necks depending on your…
Sharing Positive Patient Reviews Using Google’s New Tool
It always feels good to receive a positive review from patients online. Not only does it help build trust for your practice among potential patients but it can help…
The Value of Online Reviews for Dentists
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a patient review is worth its word count in gold – or platinum – or whatever is today’s trending precious…
Dentists’ Guide to Effective Patient Communications
How do you reach your patients? Today, there are so many different ways to reach your busy patients to remind, confirm and schedule upcoming appointments. It’s hard to keep…
Prevent Last Minute Cancellations
Your time is valuable. And few things are more frustrating than a last minute cancellation that leaves a big gap in your schedule. One of the most common ways…
5 Secrets to Improve Your Online Reputation
We have all said it. We constantly think it. Then it happens. So, what do you do when the “it will never happen to me” turns into “what do…
