Washington D.C. Cosmetic Dentistry Blog - Washington Center for Dentistry
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Election Spurs Lots of Calls to Our Office!
Our schedule is filling up fast!
Something has changed since the presidential election. Can you hear the sigh of relief? The country is moving on and people are taking action--even when it comes to their teeth.
"I'm calling for a consult to talk about whitening and veneers." "I'm calling to set up that long-overdue hygiene and check-up visit." This is what we're hearing every day, as our appointment schedule is filling up fast.
The urgency reflects not only a concern with maintaining health, but with maintaining appearance. Our patients seem to be focusing on the basics.
And they continue--especially in an uncertain job market--to make sure that they look their best.
After all, a new administration brings new opportunities for many of our patients, and they want to be ready for any thing.
Be well...judi
Something has changed since the presidential election. Can you hear the sigh of relief? The country is moving on and people are taking action--even when it comes to their teeth.
"I'm calling for a consult to talk about whitening and veneers." "I'm calling to set up that long-overdue hygiene and check-up visit." This is what we're hearing every day, as our appointment schedule is filling up fast.
The urgency reflects not only a concern with maintaining health, but with maintaining appearance. Our patients seem to be focusing on the basics.
And they continue--especially in an uncertain job market--to make sure that they look their best.
After all, a new administration brings new opportunities for many of our patients, and they want to be ready for any thing.
Be well...judi
posted by judi at 4:06 PM
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