Author(s)
Chambers, David WKeywords
AdvertisingDentistry
Forms
Health
Marketing
Patients
Business Ethics
Philosophy of Dentistry
Economics of Health Care
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Abstract
There is not enough marketing of dentistry; but there certainly is too much selling of poor quality service that is being passed off as dentistry. The marketing concept makes the patient and the patients' needs the ultimate criteria of marketing efforts. Myths and good practices for effective marketing that will promote oral health are described under the traditional four "Ps" categories of "product" (best dental care), "place" (availability), "promotion" (advertising and other forms of making patients aware of available services and how to use them), and "price" (the total cost to patients of receiving care).Date
2016-01-09Identifier
oai:repository.library.georgetown.edu:10822/1022832The Journal of the American College of Dentists 2010 Summer; 77(2): 48-55
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