Ask The Dentist

MARCH 11, 2020

According to traditional dentistry, there’s only one way to address a cavity: drill and fill. The truth, however, is that our teeth were actually designed to heal themselves—which explains how it’s possible to have the same set of teeth for your entire life (assuming you take great care of them). I believe that cavity prevention via remineralization should be the first line of defense against tooth decay.

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Identity Dental

MARCH 11, 2020

Do you work hard to avoid having difficult conversations with your employees? Do you do everything in your power to keep the peace, just accepting some poor behaviors rather than start a confrontation? Whatever reason you choose to avoid these conversations, you shouldn’t allow the inability to confront the things that truly matter to the […].

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Med Rank Interactive

MARCH 11, 2020

A recent survey by Software Advice found that 94 percent of patient respondents use online reviews to evaluate doctors. Patients are turning to review websites to get advice, referrals and recommendations for their medical needs. What the Numbers are Saying. The 94 percent is a 12 percent increase from the 2018 survey results (82 percent) that says respondents consulted review websites, posted comments and rated healthcare providers. .

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Best Online Marketing Companies for Dentists

MARCH 10, 2020

Time flies. While we are honored to have been helping the best dentists grow their practices for more than 20 years, we wanted to take a minute to shorten the timeframe and look back only a year. It was early 2019 when we launched our own, customized version of displays ads (aka geofencing). Since then, we have learned a lot. The following are a few of the highlights on what we’ve learned using geofencing to help dentists market their practices more effectively. 1) Pay Wholesale.

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Marketing Dental marketing 83

Batchelor-Dentistry

MARCH 13, 2020

There’s so much misinformation about dentistry out there. Misunderstandings abound about what your dentist does and how they can help you. What are the most important things your dentist wants you to know about your dental health? Find out right now! 1. Your gums are just as important as your teeth It’s true! Your gums are just as important as your teeth, just in a different way.

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ADK Perio

MARCH 12, 2020

Your gums are equally as important as your teeth. The biggest threat to the health of your gums is a preventable infection called periodontal (gum) disease. It most often occurs from poor oral hygiene habits; however, researchers at Tufts University investigated the relationship between the infection and stress. Believe it or not, there is a direct connection between the two.

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Periodontics 52

Creekview Dental

MARCH 10, 2020

Forgetting to pack something you need when you go on vacation is frustrating, especially when it’s your toothbrush. Depending on where you’re vacationing, you may be able to buy a dentist-recommended toothbrush or get one from your hotel. But if you’re camping or visiting a rural area, you may not be able to find a convenience store right around the corner. .

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Teeth whitening Cosmetic dentistry 52