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Title: Putting your health where your mouth is: the connection between dental and overall medical wellness cannot be ignored by insurers.(Health/Employee Benefits: dental insurance)
Author: Theresa McConeghey
Publication:Best’s Review (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 108 Issue: 2 Page: 92(3)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
Author:Â Theresa McConeghey
Digital:Â 7 pages HTML
Company: Thomson Gale (2007-06-01) (2007-07-02)
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This is a consumers guide to dentistry. Two of the authors saw dentists who were overselling dentistry. What made them suspicious? It is your responsibility to be a smart dental consumer. Over treatment has become rampant in today’s dental office; how can you guard against this? Dental ads, smile design, photos of your teeth on a TV monitor are all warning signs of unnecessary treatment. Only in America do we remove wisdom teeth when kids turn 16. Only about 1 wisdom tooth in 10 needs to be removed. You can die from general anesthesia when having teeth removed. It is important that your dentist know about your medical problems. Dentures are like glass eyes they look pretty good but do not work very well. Implants can stabilize dentures. Implants offer new teeth for those who have lost their teeth but they are costly. Once you retire you probably will not have dental insurance. Prepare your mouth for retirement. What you should know about your dental insurance. This book will help you be a wise consumer.
Author: Fred Quarnstrom DDS, A. Woodley MA, Marzena Makuta PhD
Kindle Edition:Â Kindle Book
Company:Â Dental Wisdom LLCÂ (2007-12-29)
List Price:Â $14.97
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Do you need some help figuring out new ways to market your dental practice? Dental marketing is becoming more and more important as dental practices compete for patients.
One of the best ways to market your dental practice is online, because lots of people will browse the websites of local doctors and dentists before they call to make an appointment.
Here are five tips for dental marketing online.
1. Have a great website — One of the things that draw patients to your practice is your website. Your website should be easy to navigate and it should load quickly. Don’t load your website with lots of fancy graphics because some users might be on slow Internet connections and a lot of graphics will make the load really slowly. Keep the site design simple and functional.
2. Live help — Have a customer service rep dedicated to answering questions online. Use a free chat application to have a customer service rep available to answer questions from users. This can be an immensely helpful feature that your potential customers will love.
They can ask questions about price, appointment times and other concerns that they have without having to take the time to phone the office. You […]
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