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JOURNAL OF THE CALIFORNIA DENTAL ASSOCIATION
July, 1998
The July issue of the Journal of the California Dental Association explores the issue of marketing
dentistry and dental practices.
CDA Hones Its Marketing Image
CDA has tried a variety of marketing strategies over the years, the most
successful of which had
reasonable goals and sufficient funds for achieving them.
By David G. Jones
ADA Marketing Proposal Heads for Vote In October, ADA delegates will vote on an ambitious -- and expensive -- national
marketing campaign proposal.
By David G. Jones
Making People Want Dentistry
There is a lot of competition for consumers' discretionary income; and by
focusing on people's
desires to look good, dentistry can keep up.
By Fred Joyal
The Dynamics of a Village: Marketing Strategies for a New
Millennium
Becoming an active part of a community is an excellent tactic for increasing a
dentist's visibility.
By Howard Farran, DDS
Marketing on a Tight Budget
Expensive advertising is not the only option for marketing a dental practice.
By Roger P. Levin, DDS, MBA
Using Public Relations for a Dental Practice
PR strategies are often overlooked as an option for generating publicity for a
dental practice.
By Dell Richards
The Editor /
In Our Best Interest?
By Jack F. Conley, DDS
Impressions /
Millenium Bug Can Bite Dentists, Too
Dr. Bob /
Fear and Expense in the Dental Office
By Robert E. Horseman, DDS
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