Although it may seem obvious, make sure your dentist can perform all of the services you need them to. There’s nothing more frustrating that developing a relationship with someone you trust only to be referred out and treated by a dentist you don’t know. At Texas Got Smile, Dr. Paul Davey is proud to offer a full range of services, including:
Neuromuscular Dentistry – expertise in TMJ dysfunction, jaw alignment problems, and facial muscle disorders to end pain
Be sure to check the professional credentials of any dental professional you’re considering. Look for someone who’s a member of the American Dental Association like Dr. Davey is, and research where your dentist went to college, and where they’ve attended continuing education courses. Dr. Davey is a proud graduate of the University of Texas and is has received advanced training from the prestigious and world-renowned Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, so you can trust his expertise and years of experience.
All the credentials and education in the world can’t guarantee a quality patient experience, so look into your dentist’s approach to patient care. Read online reviews to see what people just like you have experienced before scheduling an appointment with a prospective provider. If you search for Texas Got Smiles, you’ll see that we’re rated 4.8 out of 5 stars on Facebook and 5 out of 5 stars on Google for a reason – people love being treated with the respect, patience, and compassion that Dr. Davey provides.
The true measure of a dentist’s caring nature is their dedication to their community. By giving back, dentists show their altruistic approach and gain meaningful experiences that only volunteering can provide. This is exactly why Dr. Davey is involved with the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce, several churches in the area, and he’s a volunteer dentist at the San Jose Clinic. Additionally, Dr. Davey shows his social responsibility and commitment to environmental sustainability by participating with the Coastal Conservation Association and Duck Unlimited. You can tell that Dr. Davey’s desire to make the world a better place stretches far beyond his dental practice – and isn’t that what you want in an oral healthcare professional?
Now that you know how to find the right dentist in Sugarland, and why Texas Got Smile is the practice for you, schedule your appointment today!
We know technology and how it changes lives. Text100 CEO Aedhmar Hynes talks to Media Lab Director Joi Ito about how our secondment programme with MIT’s Media Lab is helping to take our storytelling to new heights.
Here at Text100, we tell the story of how technology is changing our world. Change like that comes from every direction, and it can upend things in a heartbeat, in unpredictable ways. Wake up tomorrow, and you may find your world has changed overnight.
That’s why technology-driven change makes for exciting stories. It’s what we love about our work. We also believe in telling those exciting stories in different ways, so that everyone can understand them; it’s an important part of what we mean when we say that Text100 is “wired differently.”
If we want to tell stories so real people can understand, not just insiders and geeks, then we have to live those stories ourselves. Everyone here spends a lot of time staying on top of technology, so we can understand what’s coming next. We want to be able to seize on new tools and ideas right away, to make our work more relevant and to help our clients stay authentically engaged with their audiences.
If you want to do that right, it takes getting outside the walls of the office. You have to find and work with visionary thinkers. The kind of thinkers who constantly wonder, “what’s next?” and then turn their new ideas into reality, to see what the rest of us can do with them.
One of those thinkers is Joi Ito, Director at the MIT Media Lab, where I’m a member of the Advisory Board. He’s a true visionary on technology-driven change. His view is that companies have to rethink how they tell their stories and build a complete communications “ecosystem.”
Instead of delivering messages to one audience or channel at a time, it means engaging people constantly, wherever they choose to come to meet you.
That’s a real challenge for a lot companies – not because the technology is hard, but because it forces you to be authentic. You can’t be different things to different audiences when anyone can engage with you through any channel at any time. That puts communications at the center of the business and demands flexibility and agility. As Joi puts it, you need “to be prepared for anything, but to be aware of everything.”
We’ve developed the Secondment program, a kind of global exchange program with the Media Lab. Part of this means one of my Text100 colleagues can join the Media Lab’s communications group for a few months.
It’s an incredible opportunity to be completely immersed in the dynamic and unstructured environment of the Media Lab. Our people are exposed to a constant stream of ideas and experiments and able to pursue learning about new ways to think, about creating that communications ecosystem.
In turn, the participants in the Secondment program are able to use their experience as communicators to help the Media Lab tell its own stories.
Our first participant, Barbara Ruane, is finishing her time at the Media Lab (you can read about her experience here). Future participants from our offices around the world will bring their global perspectives to contribute to the Media Lab’s work.
It’s a real privilege to be part of the community of experts at the Media Lab and to be have the opportunity to bring those new approaches to the way we work, and to what we can accomplish for our clients.
The ultimate aim for marketers is to show ROI and lead generation from any activity. One way of creating sales is converting leads. To gain these leads, you need a strategy for lead generation, and this guide and infographic breaks down the various ways of gaining and measuring leads across channels.
Facebook is adding yet another video feature to help enhance the experience of viewing on the platform. In order to drive video views there’s going to be a new feature enabling viewers to pick up where they left off on a previously viewed video. The true value and use of this is yet to be determined.
Which industries perform best on social, and on what platforms are they seeing the most significant growth? While you can’t directly compare a businesses’ audience with others directly, you can however look at what’s working in each sector, which can give you a baseline, while also pointing you to the platforms where others in your market are seeing the best results.
To help with this, TrackMaven recently conducted a study, examining 12 months’ worth of social data from over 700 leading businesses. They’ve segmented the results into industry sectors, providing more granular data on each – here’s a summary of their key findings.
“To give you a quick and easy way to enhance and crop your existing photos – yes, even a selfie or group photo – we’ve added photo editing in our mobile app. There are now six photo filters available, and you can also crop and edit the brightness, contrast, saturation and vignette of your LinkedIn profile photo.”
In addition, LinkedIn has also provided a new infographic which outlines the importance of your profile image, along with some key tips on how to make the most of it.