Dental Consultant Advice: Condolences
I recently had a discussion with several dental consultants and dentists about what they would recommend or do to send condolences when a patient passes away.
One recommended flowers because so many of the attendees would read the note that comes with the flowers so it was a good way "to get your name out there".
I personally was offended by that idea and found it self-serving.
One of the dentists mentioned a handwritten card because it's more personal and takes more effort. I thought that was very good advice.
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