 | Why the Web?
Reason #46
| "The Sexiest Odontogram in the World"
If you have to look at dental software all day you better make sure it's easy on the eyes, a veritable work of art. Curve Dental delivers the sexiest odontogram in the world. Not only does it look super clean, but it's powerful, too.
Check out these features:- No learning curve. A clean and simple interface is much simpler than other systems to use.
- Faster charting. You can chart an MOD in Curve faster than other charts.
- Intuitive workflow. Like Radar O'Reiley, our chart knows what you want to do next before you do.
- Simple treatment planning. All you really want to do is chart and organize what must be done. That's what we focus on.
- Fun charting. Seems strange, but most dentists agree that having fun in the practice is paramount to success.
- Web-based convenience. You can access the chart from any place and any time.
See the "sexiest odontogram in the world" by calling us at 888-910-4376 or click here! |  |
| Fun Dental Facts
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74% of all Americans are affected by some type of periodontal or gum disease or gingivitis. (A not-so-fun fact provided by the AGD in 2002)
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| Free Weekly Webinars
| | You can see Web-based dental software in action by joining one of our regularly scheduled webinars. One of our friendly dental software experts will show you why your practice should be using the Web to manage the practice.
Friday, May 6
11 am MT - 1 pm ET
Friday, May 20
2 pm MT - 4 pm ET
Click here to register!
Other dates and times may be available! Check our schedule for up-to-the-minute additions!
For your convenience we can also schedule a personal demonstration that may be more convenient. Call us at 1-888-910-4376 to schedule. | |
| Classic Dental Humor
| A woman and her husband interrupted their vacation to go to the dentist. "I want a tooth pulled, and I don't want Novacaine because I'm in a big hurry," the woman said. "Just extract the tooth as quickly as possible and we'll be on our way." The dentist was quite impressed. "You're a certainly a courageous woman," he said. "Which tooth is it?" The woman turned to her husband and said, "Show him your tooth, dear."
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| Curve Dental, Inc.
424 W. 800 N. #202
Orem, UT 84057
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See Web-based Imaging Software at the CDA-Spring Meeting
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Curve Dental to Host VIP Reception Friday, May 13th at the Hilton Anaheim Hotel, 5:00 - 7:00 pm
RSVP
Curve Dental is throwing a small get together at the CDA-Spring meeting in Anaheim next week to provide a preview of the company's Web-based imaging software. Key members of the Curve Dental management team will be in attendance: - Jim Pack, CEO.Jim was a principal at Dentrix Dental Systems when the company was sold to Henry Schein in 1997. Jim went on to be president of Easy Dental, taking that brand from the brink of disaster to overnight success. He then became CEO of AdvancedMD, a Web-based practice management system for physicians. After AdvancedMD was sold to a private equity firm, Jim was sought out by Matt Dorey and now leads Curve Dental.
- Matt Dorey, Founder and Managing Director.Matt founded Curve Dental when he was 19 years old. More than five years later Curve is making headlines and the next big thing in dental software. As a genuine whiz kid, Curve Dental is Matt's second business venture. He started and built a successful dental integration company at the age of 16.
- Andy Jensen, VP Marketing. Andy has more than 17 years of dental experience. Most recently he directed all marketing efforts for Henry Schein practice solutions division (Dentrix, Easy Dental, Guru, etc.) before joining Curve Dental two years ago.
- Macey Bernards, Sales Manager. Macey is a seasoned office manager just as much as she is a seasoned sales professional. She understands what a practice is looking for in management software because she lived in that world for many years. She jumped into sales many years ago and has proven her ability to find solutions that help practices succeed and increase productivity.
- George Stantchev, Director Imaging. George is an expert in digital imaging, having spent three years developing digital x-ray sensors in the dental market. His knowledge of sensors and cameras is paramount to Curve's success in capturing crisp, clean digital images directly to the Web.
The reception is a casual opportunity to see the software, ask questions, take advantage of preview discount opportunities, and rub shoulders with other doctors who share your enthusiasm for cloud computing. Snacks, drinks and gifts will be on hand. Please RSVP at your earliest convenience so we can stock the kitchen appropriately! Or call us at 888-910-4376. |
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Leaving a Legacy
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Power Thought: Katherine Eitel and Associates
A few weeks ago, a good friend took me to see the Princess Di exhibit in Grand Rapids, MI. It seemed like a nice enough way to spend an afternoon. I was never a rabid, voracious Princess Di fan like some friends I had who eagerly followed her every move in the tabloids more than a decade ago. Because of that, I was able to miss most of the hype and sensationalism about her life but, after seeing this exhibit, I realize I also missed the extent of the amazing legacy of kindness and love she left on this world. Exceptionally well-done, the Princess Di exhibit was a true example of connection, honesty, balance, and sensitivity. With very little, if any, reference to the Queen, Camelia Bowles, or even Prince Charles for that matter. The exhibit focused on Diana Spencer, the girl, the woman, the mother, the humanitarian, the embattled public figure, and the private world citizen. I was completely pulled in to the intriguing life of this shy yet passionate young woman and to the brave legacy she left with her untimely death. Besides marveling at the 25-foot satin train on that unforgettable wedding dress and being moved by the perfection of her brother's brief but brave and poignant eulogy, two things struck me as worth remembering and learning from her life: - Like Nelson Mandella, Leo Buscalia, and Morgan Freeman, Princess Di had a singular focus when she turned her attention toward someone. She was totally present with that person, in that moment. Even if it was brief, as it often was, you could see in photograph after photograph and video clip after video clip, that when she leveled her gaze upon someone and decided to interact with them, they felt her quiet but immensely powerful presence. This continues to be a skill and an intention I strive to improve because it feels so good to receive from another person.
- Secondly, she reminded me that love, tolerance, and acceptance are gifts that leave an unmistakable trail in our lives and on our world when we have the courage to give them, even when others will not. She was known as the Princess of the Untouchables. Lepers, AIDs sufferers, disfigured mine victims, lonely elders were among the many untouchables she not only lovingly touched but elevated by truly seeing them for who they really were... fellow human beings. It's so easy for us to look away, shy away, feel uncomfortable, or just not want to bother and I find I often miss opportunities to really connect and include those who are different from us in their outward appearance or circumstance.
This week, you'll interact with dozens, if not hundreds of people in your life and work. Each one is an opportunity. We do not need to be a member of the royal family, famous, or wealthy to leave a distinct and meaningful legacy on our world. True presence, tolerance, and acceptance for the people with whom we come in contact with would be enough to do it in a very profound way. More About Katherine Eitel and Associates...
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Demand for More Convenient Appointments
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Power Thought: Drevenstedt Consulting, LLC
The economy may cause some people to cancel or postpone regular appointments. Their job demands will require less out of office time due to layoffs and fewer workers doing the work. The growing dental practice may consider variable hours and different shifts to accommodate the patients. More About Drevenstedt Consulting...
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