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Hey Friends, Neha and I are taking a much needed vacation this week and made it to Italy! The trip has been fun and relaxing so far - this is what makes what we do so worth it. In my opinion the people of Italy are LIVING. Nobody seems stressed - everyone takes their time. It is super refreshing to be around such a laid back culture that prioritizes spending time with each other and enjoying good food and wine :) This is the first time I have every been to Italy and it is not disappointing one bit. I have however seen everyone and their mother travel to italy via IG stories for the last few years… now it’s our time 😂 So far my favorite thing to do is try different types of “spritzes” and sip on an espresso at random times throughout the day. My next favorite thing to do on vacation is take naps. There are very few things more enjoyable in this life than taking a nap in the middle of the day (or morning) on vacation! Straight TalkEmbrace Comprehensive Digital Planning with Clear Aligners The beauty of clear aligners goes beyond their transparent design. They are part of a digital-driven approach to orthodontics. With the ability to scan, plan, and visualize tooth movements, dentists can create a more collaborative and educational experience for their patients. Here’s how to elevate the patient-care journey with aligners:
By integrating this approach, not only will you solidify your position as a cutting-edge dental practice, but you'll also foster a more engaged, informed, and satisfied patient base. Remember, in the age of clear aligners, it's not just about straightening teeth but also about leveraging technology to deliver comprehensive patient care. Video of the WeekIn this video I breakdown the numbers behind dentistry. I lay out the cost to be a dentist and what the earning potential is for most dentists. If this interests you at all - watch it here. If you enjoy dental content and you are not already - subscribe to my youtube channel - I drop a new video every week! Social Media Post of The WeekI made a post about the “real journey” of being a dentist… Check it out here. Your Friend, Dr. Avi P.S. Want to learn more from me? Clear Aligner Masterclass (free) Clear Aligner Advisor Website Did you enjoy this edition and want to read previous editions of Clear Insights?
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