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Yearly Archives: 2012
Super-cool Intra-oral Photo Sharing With Patients
I’ve been meaning to get this set up in my office and then sharing the idea with you for quite some time. FINALLY, I got around to doing it… the way I wanted to do it. For most of my … Continue reading
Check those BPs! (redux)
This will be one of my more brief blog posts. Last May I wrote about the discovery of malignant hypertension in three patients who presented for tooth extractions. All of them had systolics over 200 and diastolics over 120! Yeeeeee-ikes! … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Technique, What Happened Today
Tagged blood pressure, hypertension, medical history, stroke
5 Comments
Seeing Teeth Better and Seeing the Light!
Designs for Vision – Dental Magnification Review I’m not sure when I started using magnification in dentistry, but I estimate it’s been about 17 years. I started with some 2.5x telescopes from Orascoptic. They are technically and properly termed telescopes, … Continue reading
Looking for the “Best Dentist” (on my plan)
I just got an email inquiry through my website. Here’s a copy of the email: ———————————————————————- HowDidYouHearAboutUs: Web search. DoYouHaveADentistNow: No. AreYouHappyWithYourSmile: No. I would like to improve my smile. DidYouFindThisSiteInformative: Yes! Very informative! WouldYouRecommendThisSite: Yes! Copyright protected by Digiprove © 2013 The Dental Warrior®
Posted in Practice Management, Websites, What Happened Today
Tagged dental plans, discount plans, lowest price
7 Comments
You Can’t Fix Stupid (patients)
This is my ONE-HUNDREDTH blog post! Now on to your regularly scheduled program… I’m a blunt guy. You’ll never be left wondering if what I say is congruent with what I think. Surely some will think I’m being politically incorrect … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged x-ray refusal, x-rays
15 Comments
Feline vs. Human Dental Fees
About 2 years ago, my office staff found a tiny kitten huddled outside the front door to my office. As it turns out, he was about 5 weeks old, but he weighed 1.3 pounds. My staff suggested I should do … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged fees, veterinarian, veterinary dentistry
14 Comments
Defy the “back” button. Be yourself – online!
A dentist friend sent me a message on Facebook with a link to a Ted Talk video about social media. (I’ve embedded the video at the end of this article.) The video reminded me of what I’ve been preaching for … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Marketing, Social Media, Websites
Tagged blogs, facebook, social media, websites
18 Comments
Isolite saves my butt again.
This week, I had two particular patients that presented clinical challenges. In both cases, treatment involved lower posterior teeth. I’ve written about the Isolite in this blog twice before: Win the Isolation Battle with Isolite! (see video, too!) Isolite Saves … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Product Reviews, Tips & Tricks, What Happened Today
Tagged efficiency, gagger, isolation, isolite
3 Comments
Is Groupon running out of gas?
In the early days of Groupon, I was intrigued. My marketing efforts are nearly 100% internet-oriented. It seemed like an easy and reportedly very effective way to attract new patients to my practice. And, I had heard of some crazy … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Social Media
Tagged coupons, discount dental, groupon, internet coupons, living social, social marketing
50 Comments
Get off yer butt, and get MOBILE!
Well, besides the fact that I DO need to get off my butt and start moving more (for my health), I’m not referring to exercise. I’m talking about mobile websites. I suppose my impending suggestion (keep reading) to explore the … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Favorites, Marketing, Websites
Tagged .com, .mobi, blackberry, dentist website, droid, iphone, marketing, mobile, mobile website, smart phone, website, website marketing
18 Comments