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  1. Casey Patterson DDS
    August 9, 2016

    Going to take a LONG look over my website tonight. Very appreciative of this blog and helping remind one to STOP and take a look around and ensure the “details” are up to snuff. I found a broken link on my site, had the developer do a fix however need to take a closer look at the rest. I also would like to keep my page “updated” just not sure what to use to keep it “current” and not stale?

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  2. Ashley Woods
    August 29, 2016

    Interesting read. A dentist should at all times be aware of what is there on his/her website. It is a great idea to list all the services and practices, since many patients may be looking for information before coming in for an appointment. Consider the website a part of your identity and a medium through which your clients can get to know your better and have more confidence in your capabilities.

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  3. Dr Ramya Umesh
    September 6, 2016

    true as you said dentist should keep in mind what he or she posting on their blog or website. this can be very useful not only in terms of building clientage also for health education

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  4. Dr. Jason Espinoza
    October 13, 2016

    Content is still king, and not just any garbage..but unique, informative content (like what you provide!)

    I see other dentists’ blogs with duplicate content all the time. I can’t believe in 2016 so many people still don’t know this is such a big issue..I hope they figure it out one day.

    Also blogs are really great for engaging with the community and even just writing some interesting things about dentistry that people might want to read. I like to try to focus on things that my community might be interested in too. This is great information for anyone running their own practice and maybe leaving their website to flounder out there against their competitors!

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