Americans spent nearly $16 billion on cosmetic dental procedures in 2015. Millennials are said to make up 60 percent of last year’s cosmetic dentistry boom. Considering some of these common generational traits, you might find your answer.
Americans spent nearly $16 billion on cosmetic dental procedures in 2015. Millennials are said to make up 60 percent of last year’s cosmetic dentistry boom. Considering some of these common generational traits, you might find your answer.
Millennials are quickly displacing baby boomers and Generation X as the most sought-after market segment in the nation. At over 80 million members, millennials—born between 1980 and the early 2000s—have become one of the largest groups in the U.S.
The rapid rise of cloud computing has spawned an IT renaissance for dental practitioners. Imagine a future free of the aggravation of constant upgrades and growing IT expenditures. Imagine a world where all your data is both secure, and fully HIPAA compliant, yet available to you 24/7. This is the future that cloud computing can bring to life for your practice.
On a day in 1985, a young woman made an appointment with a highly-recommended dentist. She was in her 20s; the dentist, at 35, was a few years older than his patient. Over the next 30 years, the woman trusted her dental health to the dentist. With his professional skill, he kept her teeth and gums healthy; provided her with fillings; installed a couple of crowns; and deftly and painlessly completed a root canal.
