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Before working with you I'd average about 21 new patients a month, now I average close to 30 a month; that's nearly a 42% increase!

– Mark Alber, DDS


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As of 8 a.m. this morning, I had two hours scheduled the rest of this week.  After those mailers went out, this week is now fully booked! It is seriously amazing what those do for your schedule—unbelievable.

– Scott Studerus, DDS


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Logo Development for Dental Start Ups

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Many dentists present a lackluster identity to the marketplace. Their dental logos and collateral materials are often generic, outdated, and lagging far behind their clinical expertise.

As a dental start up, you have a unique opportunity to jump ahead of your competition by developing a unique, modern identity that differentiates you from the pack. Because prospective patients assume the quality of your care is somehow exemplified by the quality of your logo, a great logo is especially important for start up practices that are still building goodwill in the community.

Although every logo is unique, a good logo includes these key elements:

  • Flexibility in presentation and usage in a variety of media (e.g., ads, letterhead, signage, website)
  • Uniquely designed for your practice (as opposed to being generic and undifferentiated)
  • Conveys something unique about your personality, style, or practice beyond the fact that you fill teeth (imagine if Nike’s logo were a shoe!)