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YouTube Dentist | YouTube Dental Group

 YouTube Dentist | YouTube Dental Group 

The search for authenticity is real, and the fear of the dentist has never been greater. That is why at LADD Dental Group, we are huge proponents of allowing our patients to see and interact with us as people, not just dentists. From dental education in classrooms to making funny dental videos, we cover it all. We believe that if our patients get to know us outside of the clinical operatory, then they have a much better chance enjoying their dental experience. Check out some of our YouTube dental content below and let us know your thoughts!! 

 
 
Dental patients in the Wabash community are able to watch this video of Dr. Schmidt and get to know him a little bit, before ever stepping into our office. We truly believe this helps reduce our dental patients anxiety, and allows them to have a better dental experience with us. Check out the video below and see how we go about educating the dental community outside of the clinical operatory: 

 

We also like to highlight videos of dental work that we have provided. We are able to establish trust with our patients by showing them happy patient experiences post dental treatment. We also like to educate the community that our dentists provide oral conscious sedation to help aid in the patient experience for long or difficult dental procedures. Check out this video of Dr. Geiger taking out some wisdom teeth on his sedated patient:   

 

As you can see, our video content covers a wide variety of topics for the dental community. This is just one example of how we are doing dentistry differently at LADD Dental Group. If you and your family are in need of quality dental care, give the team at LADD Dental Group a call today!! 

 



 




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  1. Dr. Schmidt is the man!! Learn more at www.LaddDental.com

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