May 15, 2018
Lindsey Campbell, Practice Growth Leader
TNT Dental offers a team of marketing experts to help you build your brand, website and dental practice. Our experts (known as Practice Growth Leaders), establish the rapport with our clients through a variety of tools and resources. But, they do so much more than just that.
As a relationship and dental marketing expert, Lindsey Campbell works with our clients as an account manager and marketing consultant. In her role as a Practice Growth Leader, she works one-on-one with your team to hear out your ideas and help you get the most value out of your dental marketing budget! You can consider our Practice Growth Leaders not only someone you work with; they’re a part of your team, as a marketing consultant. TNT works with thousands of dental practices, so our marketing experts can bring that knowledge of dentistry to your team to help develop the best strategy for you.
If you discovered you could grow your dental practice $1 million next year by making one change… you’d do it, right? Of course you would. Or, so you think. One of the biggest missed opportunities for dental practices is not capitalizing on undone dentistry. If you could make one promise to yourself as we approach 2019, take the steps to getting your dental patients scheduled for their treatment, and watch your practice grow!
Do you enjoy logging into Facebook and updating your status? Or, perhaps sharing your latest photo on Instagram? If so, you’re not alone. Social media marketing for dentists is the future of networking your practice, and it is more than just a social tool for individuals. Dentists are getting in on the action, incorporating all social media platforms into their marketing plans.
More and more dental practices are now offering a growing variety of sedation options in order to stay competitive and help more patients, making safety a much larger concern moving forward.
When we first kicked off our Dental Video of the Month series 
Think about what you spent to buy and/or build your dental practice. Remember the costs of things like the interior design, staffing, and equipment purchases? Don’t forget to include what you spent on all those years of education!
