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Curve Dental is a definitely a leader when it comes to the cloud. So we do get our share of darts and arrows from mean people who don't want to see us succeed. In response, I'm presenting the top ten things mean people say about the cloud.

 

The fourth one: You lose control of your data

 

This is a funny one, especially when it comes from a sales representative from one of the larger dental software companies. I could go on and on about how these companies take great lengths to make access as difficult as possible. But I'm here to talk about us, not them.

 

With Curve Dental you can download ALL of your data any time with a few clicks of the mouse. It's your data, doctor; you're just entrusting us to keep it safe and accessible at all times.

 

Compare our approach to the typical client-server software group. Although your data may reside in a server sitting under a desk someplace you have less access to the data than you would were the data on the cloud. Why? Because your data is most likely encrypted in some funky data structure. You may be able to export some of your data, but not all of it. The simple truth is your dental software company doesn't want you to have access to your data. Why? Because the harder it is for you to get your data the less likely you will want to switch.

 

Who loses control of your data when you switch to the cloud? It's not you. It's your old software company, that's who! 

 

You can learn more about just how new we are by calling and chatting with one of our dental software consultants at 888-910-4376. Call today to learn more or visit our website.

Classic Dental Jokes

When a new dentist built a new practice in a small town she quickly acquired the reputation of being the latest kind of "painless" dentist. But a local lad quickly disputed this. "She's a fake!" he told his friends. "She's not painless at all. When she stuck her finger in my mouth I bit her--and she yelled like anyone else!"

Fun Dental Facts

 

Dentists recommend a toothbrush be stored at least six feet away from a toilet to avoid airborne particles released into the air due to a flush.

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