It’s a question worth asking. Because if the tone of your branding does not match up with your services, then your audience could tune you out before they even realize it. Our brains are hardwired to identify certain colors and shapes with certain things, so it’s important to be sure that your logo makes sense for your work as an oral health professional. And when you need a refresh, work with a talented team of digital marketers to deliver results.
With our designers at MDPM Dental Marketing, you’ve got someone who knows patients. For over 15 years, we’ve been working with dentists, periodontists, and oral surgeons to help them connect with the people who need them, and we’re ready to help you, too. So, if you’ve been thinking about making a change to your branding, let’s talk about it.
Take a fresh look at your design. Call MDPM Dental Marketing to start your path toward a logo that makes sense for your office.







Who you market to makes a difference. Now, that dynamic is a little different for each practice, and knowing who to talk to is a real strategic advantage. You have an audience, so you want to know who that is so that you can effectively communicate with them. For an orthodontist or a friendly, local dental office, that might mean speaking directly to the moms in the area. An oral surgeon or prosthodontist
Your website does more than you might know. It’s not just a place for your patients to go when they want to learn a little more about you, it’s an essential part of your digital marketing strategy. While we know that social media has been the hot topic for the last few years, a
The earliest maker’s marks started appearing nearly 5000 years ago, and branding has been a consistent part of marketing since then. But around 15 years ago, people started highlighting a new importance of effective branding, one suited for online outreach. The question is: is this approach still helpful?
Make sure that your patients know that.
When dentists start looking for a new website, they tend to have questions. After all, they’ve studied for years in order to help people improve their oral health, not to
Sometimes, people forget that there are barriers to the internet, as well. Over the last few years, there has been an increasing focus on how disabled people interact with online spaces. And while the Americans with Disabilities act doesn’t expressly mention websites, the courts have decided time and again that digital experience falls under ADA protections.
While Artificial Intelligence has certainly been on just about everyone’s radar over the last year, people may be focusing on the wrong thing. Many dentists are choosing to incorporate AI-generated content for their site’s copy, and even though it might seem speedy, it also might be ineffective. In addition, these programs can be a little loose with the truth, and as someone who works in healthcare, you need to be right all the time. But
If you are struggling to make a connection online, is it because you’re coming off a bit too
Making an impression is more important than ever.