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Category Archives: Dental Product Reviews
Trim Your Own Dies???
Who does THAT? Why would you? I started my own practice renting space in an existing dental office (shared space). The other dentist took a lot of pride in his work, and deservedly so. One of the many things he … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Product Reviews, Technology, Tips & Tricks
Tagged Amscope dental microscope review, Amscope review, Amscope stereomicroscope, Dental die ditching, Dental die trimming, dental lab microscope, Fishmouth dental lab dust collector, Microscope die margin trimming, Vaniman Dental lab vacuum systems, Vaniman Manufacturing Company
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Designs for Vision Micro EF 4.5x – A Gear Review
I needed more (optical) power, Scotty! I recently wrote a review about my new Designs for Vision headlight (my old one broke after over 10 years of service). But, since I was on a roll, I decided to upgrade my … Continue reading
See the Light – Be a Better Dentist!
Designs for Vision LED DayLite HDi Review I have previously written about the value of using magnification and a headlight. It’s a good time to revisit the idea, as I had to recently replace my headlight. I’ve been using my … Continue reading
Closing a Diastema – With Bioclear Matrices
Just a quick and dirty case presentation. A new patient came to me last week for a consultation about “bonding” a space between her teeth. She had been to a another dentist who had closed the space with “bonding.” It … Continue reading
NPI’s Concierge Online Appointments – A Review
One of the factors that lit the fire under me to update my old website with New Patients Inc was so that I could add some advanced features. One of them was online scheduling for patients. This is a concept … Continue reading
My New Website Design by New Patients Inc – A Review
This article is a bit long. However, I urge you to read it. Today, your website represents your practice to the world. Accordingly, the decision to have a website and choosing the right marketing firm to help you create it … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Product Reviews, Marketing, Websites
Tagged dental SEO, dental website design, dental websites, New Patients Inc., NPI, website marketing
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Dental Web Content – Review of a New Marketing Service
Many of you know that I’ve long been a “do-it-yourself” guy when it comes to website marketing for a long time (17 years). Perhaps to a fault. Though I’ve been a DIY marketer, I have always been clear in my … Continue reading
Habit #7 of Highly Effective Dentists: Sharpen Your Explorer!
In Stephen Covey’s seminal book, “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,” the seventh habit is described as “Sharpen the Saw.” In the book, “sharpen the saw” is a metaphor for self-improvement. In the case of your professional development, and … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Product Reviews, Tips & Tricks
Tagged dental explorer, EasyEx, sharpening
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I Never Use Retraction Cord
Except when I do… I rarely use retraction cord for crown preps, as I try to keep my margins equigingival or supragingival. If I need retraction, I’ll usually reach for my Picasso Lite diode laser first. Or, I may use … Continue reading
New PMS! No… Not That Kind!
We all have a long “to do” list, both at home and the office. One item that’s been on my list at the office has been to upgrade the computer and Practice Management Software (PMS). I’ve delayed doing it for … Continue reading