Press releases for cosmetic dentistry

Dental Implant Costs - Now Less Expensive In the UK than Abroad (2011-12-12)
UK dental implant provider - Dentalcare Plus – has lowered their prices to compete directly with the cost of receiving dental implants in Eastern Europe.

San Diego Dental Implants and Cosmetic Dentistry Office Grand Reopening (2011-07-15)
A San Diego dental implant and cosmetic dentistry practice, Vista Dental Care and Specialty Center, recently reopened with a new office located in Vista, California. The new office showcases new equipment and a larger waiting room area for patients to sit comfortably. Vista Dental Care and Specialty Center has a mission to restore and enhance a person’s natural smile through advanced cosmetic dentistry and dental restoration procedures.

Smiles By Sands offering advance smile makeover solutions to create perfect smile (2011-02-03)
No matter how challenging or difficult your dental situation is, Smile By Sands well-equipped to treat your dental condition. Our team works with a perfectionist attitude to give you a beautifully crafted and artfully designed new smile.

Dentists: Denture Patients Expect Perfection (2008-11-14)
Denture patient are often surprised by how difficult their dentures can be, finds a dental poll by The Wealthy Dentist. False teeth require dental care that's different natural teeth or dental implants.

Dental Marketing Keeps Dentists Afloat (2008-11-05)
In a tough economy, dentists have little choice but to turn to dental marketing to keep up the flow of dental patients and income. Though many dental practices cut costs during a recession, even more increase spending on dental practice marketing programs, finds a recent survey by The Wealthy Dentist.

Dental Directory Marketing Is "The Solution" (2008-09-09)
The Internet dental marketing tutorial series "The 9 Truths" has been temporarily put on hold as dental practice consultant releases "The Solution," a limited-enrollment dental directory website campaign.

Obama Loses to McCain with Dentists (2008-09-03)
Seventy percent of dentists think a John McCain presidency would be better for dentistry than an Obama White House, according to a recent survey by The Wealthy Dentist. Most are keen to avoid tax increases and national health care.