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*This post was originally published May 4, 2015 and extensively updated May 7, 2023. Dental practice management is a challenging job that usually falls to a dentist who is already busy caring for patients. It's essential to have the right tools to help with management to minimize mistakes and oversights and attract new patients and grow your practice.
This post was originally published October 16, 2019, and updated May 7, 2023. Trying to attract new patients to your dental clinic with Google Ads but getting no results? Worry not! We've got some great news for you! A well-designed dental landing page with your Google ad can help you convert visitors into patients. One of the most common mistakes we see with Google Ads campaigns is sending people to a generic home page or a general services page.[…]
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Modern dentistry is a field where science and technology come together to treat patients. While the treatments needed have not changed, the methods for improving patients’ oral health have changed dramatically. Lasers have replaced drills in many practices, and technology can be used to provide dentists with high-resolution images of their patient’s teeth.
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*Originally published January 29, 2019, Updated March 23, 2023 Digital marketing is constantly evolving. Not long ago, marketing was considered a part of traditional advertising, and now it's an industry in and of itself. Online marketing was not even in the picture, and in most cases, buying an ad was the solution to most advertising problems. In this age of digital marketing, everything has changed.
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Running a dental practice has a lot in common with running any business. In addition to providing your patients with the best possible care, you must also manage the financial aspects of your practice, including keeping accurate records, paying your employees, and much more.
Are you prepared for dental industry changes in 2023? This post was originally published August 13, 2015, and updated February 18, 2023. At Titan Web Agency, we work with some of the nation's top dental practices. We consider it our responsibility to stay on top of the latest dental industry trends and what they mean for our clients. As the new year has already begun, it is time to review the current trends in dentistry for 2023 and how they’ll[…]
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While many dental patients have some form of dental insurance, many do not. It’s common for dental practices to offer payment plans to patients who need them. While it’s beneficial to offer patients some flexibility in how they pay, the result may be a collection of past-due invoices. As you know, a lack of incoming payments can cause issues with cash flow.
Dentists who own their practices are highly trained professionals with the skill and experience to treat patients. Where a dentist’s professional training may be inadequate is in running a business, outside of dealing with patients. One such need may be in the dental practice’s accounting. While many dentists try to handle their accounting without assistance, it can be a costly mistake if you don’t have the proper training.
Your dental practice needs patients to survive, but you also need to earn enough money to pay your overhead expenses, make payroll, update equipment as necessary, and market your practice to attract new patients. For many dentists, the rising cost of running a practice necessitates an increase in prices.
Running a mental health practice requires a combination of clinical expertise and administrative skills, which are two areas that can be difficult to balance. For mental health professionals, patients’ needs come first—and that may mean that administrative and organizational tasks take a back seat.
