YouTube Can Help You Grow Your Practice
When you think of YouTube, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Animals doing adorable things? Epic fails? Makeup tutorials? DIY.
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Align Technology Recognizes Teens for Their Community Efforts
Align Technology has recognized the community efforts of a hundred youths between the ages of 13 and 19 as part of its Invisalign.
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Webinar Series Targets African Dentists
Dr. Uvoh Onoriobe, a resident in the University of Michigan School of Dentistry’s Graduate Prosthodontics Program, planned to travel to his native Nigeria.
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Achieve Social Media Success for Your Dental Practice in Three Steps
You created a business page on social media for your practice, added all of your information, and posted a few things. Now you.
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Complementary SEO and Social Media Strategies Maximize Online Exposure
Search engine optimization (SEO) and social media are generally seen as mutually exclusive facets of marketing. The primary difference between the two is.
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Use “Social First” Digital Marketing to Win New Patients
Social platforms are quickly becoming the gateway for brand discovery. Their use is no longer limited to fun and friendship. Social media is.
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How to Get Your Dental Practice Started on Social Media
If your practice isn’t active online, then it basically doesn’t exist to today’s modern patients. Learn what you can do to draw more.
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General Dental Council Updates Social Media Guidelines
Social media has enabled dentists to reach more patients and communicate with them more frequently than ever before. Yet practitioners still should uphold.
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General Dental Council Updates Social Media Guidelines
Social media has enabled dentists to reach more patients and communicate with them more frequently than ever before. Yet practitioners still should uphold.
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Dental Museum Uploads Video Treasury to YouTube
Today’s digital tools can bring the past back to life and make it available for everyone’s benefit. The University of Michigan School of.
