Unlike other frontline medical professionals, dentists do not have that much impact when fighting a severe pandemic like COVID-19. However, dentists do have the highest risk of exposure and contamination because the main medium of viral spreading is through a droplet. This is why most dental practices have decided to close for business. It saves […]
Continue ReadingWe are at an age of digital marketing where everything can be accessed with just a tap in your screen. Dentistry may be one of the longest running professions out there but it is still a consumer-based service. You have to realize that gone are the days of advertising your dentistry on the radio or […]
Continue ReadingA common misconception when you hear the word dentist is the feeling of discomfort that you anticipate long hours on a chair followed by excruciating pain. However, a good dentist knows how to break away from that stigma and make a good lasting impression on their patients. Why? A happy and satisfied patient increases the […]
Continue ReadingIf you thought that the ’thanks’ from ‘Thanksgiving’ was over, you’re in for a surprise. Giving thanks to the people around you is important. In your dental practice, giving thanks to your patients is essential. Just like William Arthur Ward said, the feeling of gratitude and not expressing it is just like wrapping your present […]
Continue ReadingThe days of hanging the sign at the door that read “Dentist is in” are long gone. The view of how a dentist should grow his or her practice has changed through the last decade. The trends in dental marketing have tremendously evolved, using new and different marketing strategies. Aggressive competition has caused dental practices […]
Continue ReadingAt first glance, the dentistry industry may not appear as the industry where social networking is necessary. However, we have found that patients love to share their dental experience on social networking sites.
Continue ReadingAll success stories from thriving dentists have one common denominator. That is putting client’s satisfaction on top of their priority list. Check out these 5 ways on how patient satisfaction leads to increased revenue and stable profit.
Continue ReadingIn 8,760 hours a year, you only get an average of 3 hours to meet a single dental patient. How will you be able to make your patients remember your dental practice in the remaining 8,757 hours in the year? Read on if you want to know how.
Continue ReadingDental practices today are required to abide to strict federal (EPA) and state regulations that require them to dispose their bio-hazardous materials properly. Every day, your dental practice accumulates infectious, hazardous and pharmaceutical wastes that when not properly disposed, could impose harm to many people. As EPA’s Resource Conservation regulatory requirement, dental offices should forge proper management of both hazardous and […]
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