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Dentsply Sirona releases One Hour-One Visit kit for CEREC owners
Dentsply Sirona has organized an integrated marketing toolkit to help doctors build their practice through single-visit, in-office restorations, which is now available for download by U.S. CEREC® system owners.
The One Hour - One Visit toolkit can be downloaded and used in a number of ways. For example, the kit can showcase messages in the office with a waiting room video, posters, and patient brochure; enhance online presence through social media, banner advertising, and content on the practice’s website; and reach patients in their homes with a reminder postcard and a series of informative emails.
The One Hour - One Visit toolkit is designed to give practices the flexibility needed to make it their own. Materials can be downloaded and used ‘as-is’, or customized with a practice logo, contact information, and other messaging. The materials can also be used together or individually to suit what works best for each practice. This kit can be downloaded by click here.
Episode 31: Dentsply Sirona Implant Announcements
September 30th 2021DPR’s Editorial Director Noah Levine sat down with Gene Dorff, Dentsply Sirona’s group vice president of implants and Dr. Dan Butterman to review several big announcements the company made in the arena of implants during Dentsply Sirona World 2021 in Las Vegas.
Crest Toothpaste Honored as National Historic Chemical Landmark
April 10th 2024The American Chemical Society has designated Crest toothpaste as a National Historic Chemical Landmark, recognizing its introduction in 1955 as a transformative moment in dental care through the incorporation of fluoride chemistry.
