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By Alan Braverman
Commercial Supporter: Textline
Communication is a powerful tool that can increase the viability of any dental practice. Using the three key communication tools—telephone, text messaging, and email—can be instrumental to more efficient business communication and to the continued growth of a dental practice. This article examines how dental practices can best utilize current business communication channels to provide an improved and seamless end-to-end patient experience that not only helps retain current patients but helps grow the dental practice.
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About the Author
Alan Braverman
Founder and CEO, Textline, San Francisco, California