Want the dental marketing expertise to stay viable and even thrive in this economic environment? Boost the dental health of your community with a higher level communication strategy.

Rather than sitting on your hands, hiding out or waiting for the right opportunity, put your dental practice on a success trajectory with advanced dental marketing coaching and communication consulting. This special dental video blog compilation provides a comprehensive diagnosis of the current environment with marketing strategy treatment plant to make 2009 what you need it to be.

Want more $$$ rewards from your hard work? Make every dental chair-side hour count. Maximize the contribution your business makes. Put sound planning strategies in your portfolio. Avoid common investment pitfalls. Achieve a successful dental practice transition to financial freedom and a comfortable retirement.

With these two NDA dental seminars, get twice the financial knowledge return!

Your only obligation is to reserve a spot--limited seating! This Northern Dental Alliance seminar on Friday April 10, 2009 will present successful strategies for dentists and dental offices to double their financial knowledge.

• Your Dental Practice: Make It Pay Long Term Financial Dividends
• Maximized Decisions: Preventive Financial Strategies for Dentists

Expect this time investment to pay for itself. Enjoy a breakfast while you attain an advanced financial wherewithal. Click following link or scroll for time, location and speakers.

Upgrade your dental practice communication. In this economy, changing your perspective is required. For some dentists, it might be one roll of the dice. Add a couple "mights" together and what you often have is handful of should haves. 

There are only two choices: roll the dice or get a plan. 

Dentistry Marketing Newsletter Topics

• Connective Dental Practice Communication
• Africa Dental Health Mission Launched from Nashville
• Marketing Consultant Speaks to Dental Students

This upcoming course is focused on making the most out of your financial opportunities...

This presentation will be given by Rick Epple, Senior Financial advisor at Epple Financial Advisors. Hosting the seminar will be Renstrom dental laboratory in Vadnais Heights, MN. Rick will be covering ways to maximize financial opportunities, implementation of an effective succession and retirement plan, and also how to achieve financial independence.

The economic environment has changed dramatically. Even if your dental practice had respectable revenues in 2008, the ground has shifted and consumers will react accordingly. Dentists that follow the crowd could end up falling off the cliff of generic malaise or getting little to drink at a very dry consumer spending lake.

Recently, a client sent me a newsletter from a dentist consultant who helps practices make decisions about their strategies. That dentists idea was for his dentist clients to start focusing on insurance patients and family dentistry. Basically, because money will be tight for consumers dentists should find ways to do dentistry that costs less. Sounds like a common sense business and dental marketing strategy in these tough economic times. 

Niche Dental is excited to be a small part of a special dental health mission in Malawi Africa. Dr. Tania Howlett, an oral surgeon in Nashville, Tennessee, and other dental health professionals are heading to this small country in the southeastern part of the African continent.

There are many people and groups contributing including the donation of some significant dental technology. My role is helping to spread the word, update their Dental Specialty Group website and in where ever else they need assistance.

Niche Dental president and consultant Dick Chwalek traveled to Nashville in late November to present two marketing and communication seminars. The first seminar was for junior students at Meharry Medical College, School of Dentistry. The evening session was presented to area dental specialists, general dentists and dentistry residents at the home of Nashville oral surgeons Brian and Tania Howlett.

Dick would like to thank Dr. Walter Owens who invited him to speak and introduced him to students.

The presidential debates got me thinking about how we remember what other people say. Talking points are the way politicians simplify their message so we can figure it out quickly by hearing it often. Without this simplification fewer people would "get what they are really about".  

Your dental referrals are swimming in a confusion of information. Talking Points will increase referrals.