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Gone are the days when social media was only used as a place to connect with friends and family online. Today millions of people access social media for the latest news, events, to learn something new, and to connect with the businesses they love. If a dental office is on the fence about using social media to market its practice, now is a great time to jump in. While traditional marketing techniques are still a valuable tool to attract new clients, social media marketing has evolved. It now offers dental practices the unique ability to connect with new clients and to engage with existing clients on a personal level.

Great organization is key in any workplace environment, and it greatly relies on having established systems. In a dental office, the daily schedule, whether paper printed or on a computer monitor, is a masterpiece creation that the entire dental office team relies on every day. Without proper dental scheduling, there are many ways that time can be wasted in a busy clinic. And when time is lost, revenue and morale take a hit too.

Dental professionals know that patients that use tobacco products of any kind have a higher risk of oral health issues such as oral and throat cancers, chronic gum disease, tooth decay, tooth abrasion, stains, bad breath, dry mouth, impaired taste and smell, and mouth sores that do not heal.

Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, Google and what’s this TikTok everyone’s talking about? In 2021 there’s no shortage of platforms you can reach new potential clients on, but which ones will be the most valuable to your practice and where are your marketing dollars best spent?

Before the pandemic, marketing your dental practice online was critical to its success.

Fast forward to today and I don’t know how your practice could survive without it!

There are plenty of digital marketing tactics to employ and each have varying levels of effort, time and commitment.

The digital marketing strategies you use (or don’t) will ultimately affect the success of your business.

In this blog we’ll cover three free digital marketing tactics that you can implement today!

Online Visibility

Online visibility is primary to all digital marketing strategies and can be achieved most easily through a

The two most popular alcohols used as disinfectants are ethyl alcohol (or ethanol) and isopropyl alcohol .

While both show potent germicidal activity, they have different applications in dental/medical environments.

Let's review the similarities and differences between them and understand which one is better suited for your dental facility.

Infection control is an indispensable part of hospital environments and medical settings.

Regular disinfection ensures that working surfaces are kept clean, and potential pathogens like bacteria, viruses, and fungi are eliminated, thus reducing the risk of passing on contamination between patients and between patients and the clinic or hospital staff.

Several types of disinfectants are available in the market, each with a different active component in variable ratios and concentrations.

The choice of disinfectant depends on the spectrum of antimicrobial activity, access, safety factors, handling factors, contact time, and ease of use.

The names Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) and Isopropanol are synonymous.

Disposable gloves are beneficial when it comes to ensuring protection against microbes and hazardous substances. Using disposable gloves has become crucial for people who work in industries like dentistry, personal services, healthcare and front-line service workers. With a few options to choose from, the material of the gloves you should use can be unclear. In this blog post we’ll take a closer look at the differences between nitrile, latex and vinyl gloves.