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Category Archives: Editor’s Favorites
Why Armed Self-defense?
I’ve been meaning to write about this and cover it in as much detail as I can. Armed self-defense is not a topic that can be covered in a short article. So, I’m going to break it down into multiple … Continue reading
Implant Provisional – using the original tooth
Several months ago (April 2011), a long-time patient had tooth #8 blow up. The patient is a 80 y.o. male. It was a perio-endo lesion (with root resorption evident), and we decided extraction and replacement with an implant would be … Continue reading
Don’t “friend” your patients on Facebook!
I went to a local dental meeting last night, and one of my dentist friends said to me, “Dude, you have some balls posting what you post on Facebook!” My initial thought was that he was referring to my outspoken … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged facebook, facebook profile, fan page, marketing, social media
19 Comments
Google-proof Your Website
Caffeine, Places, Farmer, +1, and Pandas* – Oh my! *The code names of some of the recent Google algorithm projects (This is going to be a long one. But, I promise it will be worth it! Strap in!) If you’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Editorial, Marketing
Tagged advertising, dentist website, Google, marketing, search engine results, search engines, SERP, website marketing
13 Comments
Vestigial Organs – by I.P. Freely
Strap in… going to be a long one. If you’re sensitive to coarse language or graphic descriptions of medical procedures, you may want to stick to my dental articles. This story will make you cringe, at least. 🙂 But, it … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Editorial, What Happened Today
28 Comments
Dentistry Is Never “Simple.”
Moments ago I was reminded of this seemingly trivial matter in a thread on Dentaltown.com. I’ve brought it up over the years here and there on Dentaltown. So, I thought I would write up a quick post about it on … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Practice Management
Tagged fees, fees too high, patient education
15 Comments
Damn the Torpedoes! Full Speed Ahead, Washington Dentists!
Disclaimer: The following blog post is my opinion only. None of it is to be construed as irrefutable fact. Do your own research. Run your own math. Consult your attorney or your dog. Make your own decisions. There has been … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged dentaltown, fees, FFS, insurance, PPO
19 Comments
Six Month Smiles – You Can Do Ortho (that patients want)!
In these difficult economic times, Dentistry has not been immune to the effects. And, if we’re being honest, most dentistry is elective. It’s a tough battle we’re in right now. Dentists are the last bastion of entrepreneurism in health care. … Continue reading
Posted in Continuing Ed, Editor's Favorites
Tagged orthodontics, Short term ortho, six month smiles
31 Comments
Don’t Stare at the (Dental Practice) Wall!
In auto racing school, you learn about looking where you want to go. Where you look (with your eyes), is generally where the car will go. It’s just a natural tendency that your body will go where your eyes are … Continue reading
Stop Spamming My Blog Around
With a nod to Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty (Stop Dragging My Heart Around)… Everyone wants the link juice. One of the factors used by Google in ranking websites in the search engines results is inbound links. Inbound links (aka … Continue reading →