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  1. Follow-Up Marketing: Using Your Website to Convert Prospects to Patients

    by Daniel Bobrow | Published 02/15/2008 | Equipment & Technology : Dental |  Practice Management & Marketing : Dental

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    A recent survey showed that 78% of dental practices have a website, with 50% having one for five or more years. Clearly, most dentists believe in the importance of having a website presence. 

  2. Using Technology to Create a Paperless Practice

    by John Jameson | Published 11/10/2008 | Equipment & Technology : Dental

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    Whether you’re an established practice ready to grow, or a fairly new practice making technology decisions for the first time, moving into a technologically evolved ‘paperless’ practice has huge benefits.

  3. Using Technology to Broaden Your Exit Strategy

    by Scott Zacks | Published 07/02/2009 | Equipment & Technology : Dental

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    The promise of technology to improve the efficiency and profitability of healthcare practices has often been just that - a promise.

  4. Into the Future: Preparing for Tomorrow's Dental Practice

    by Paul A. Guggenheim | Published 02/19/2013 | Equipment & Technology : Dental

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  5. Putting patients at the center of your practice upgrade

    by Bob Creamer | Published 02/21/2013 | Financing & Financial Planning : Dental |  Equipment & Technology : Dental

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    - Today’s tax laws allow accelerated deductions for equipment and technology purchases.
    - For many dentists these deductions are critical to their yearly financial planning.
    - Investing in your practice for the right reasons is important regardless of tax laws.
    - If the purchase does not allow you to offer better care, the investment may not truly advance your practice.

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