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5 Must Read Dental SEO Tips About Google’s Latest Algorithm Update

Dental SEO Tips About Google’s Latest Algorithm Update Google’s Latest Algorithm Update: Breakdown Google released a new core algorithm update, the second this year and the first during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the algorithm Google uses to retrieve data from its search index to deliver webpages ranked by relevance on its search engine results […]

Why Secure Online Registration is Essential During the Coronavirus Pandemic

10 Reasons Why Online Registration is Essential During COVID-19 for Dental & Medical Practices Social Distancing Business Best Practices If you haven’t integrated online registration into your dental or medical practice yet, there’s no better time than the present. In fact, many dentists have found that it’s become necessary over the last few months as […]

6 Signs Your Practice Needs a New Website

6 Signs Your Practice Needs a New Website Once upon a time, you poured yourself into the building of your website. And with all its new features, it ran like a dream. You were so proud of that website. An extension of yourself, it has remained close to your heart. But that was back in […]

AAO & AAOMS Dental and Facial Esthetics Meeting in Palm Springs

. Come see what’s new in Palm Springs! PBHS will be attending “An Interdisciplinary Update on Dental and Facial Esthetics”, a conference jointly sponsored by the AAO and AAOMS. It will be held this Friday through Saturday, January 22-24th in Palm Spring, CA, at the Hyatt Grand Champions Resort. Exhibit hall hours will be Friday […]

How to Edit and Submit your PBHS Content Guideline

Congratulations, you are on your way to owning your own Custom PBHS website. First you will be sent a general questionnaire requesting information about your practice and your ideas and visions for the design of your website. After you send back the questionnaire, you can be assigned a designer. You will then be sent 3 […]

Why Should I Have a Practice Website?

“A living, breathing website can ultimately increase case acceptance, facilitate treatment planning, deliver new patients and better inform existing patients”