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This guide covers planning permits, whether you can use patient testimonials on your website and more.

Just because there is a practice next door, down the road, or across the road, does not mean a new practice will be allowed in the vicinity.

The big question is what is your project going to cost and what can your practice afford to support?

Before selecting a dentist, what do you do? Chances are you would Google dentists in the local area and start gathering information.

The problem, as in many towns, was a lack of alternatives. Dr Craig Newman contacted Levitch Design Associates (LDA) to discuss how a residential conversion could be implemented.

This guide cover the benefits of re-branding, incorporating your website into your brand and more.

Your patient really has no ability to make a clear value judgement on the quality of the dental treatment. They rely on unconscious sensory cues.

This guide covers guidelines for space needs, cost effective art-work and more.

In the hands of a creative professional, the limitations often provide incredible opportunities.

How do new patients know where to find your website? One option is to use Search Engine Marketing (SEM).

The Invisalign Centre in Sydney’s Bondi Junction is a unique concept in the world today and its success or otherwise is being watched from far and wide.

Patients notice attention to detail. They can relax and place themselves in care more readily if they perceive that there is care about detail. Never underrate the power of...

When establishing a medical facility aimed specifically at men, the team at Levitch Design says creating a sense of privacy and comfort should be the primary focus.

Understanding the terms, processes and industry norms will enable you to get the best out of any architect, draftsman, designer and builder who you choose you engage.

The sixth and final stage of your website creation process provides you with one final opportunity to finesse your website prior to it going live.

The finishes within the practice were chosen based on the practitioner’s personal preferences. “I specifically wanted a nice and clean finish, but wanted to avoid the typical surgery look".

This guide covers the advantage of using a graphic designer, how to determine whether a premise is suitable for a practice and more.

When a new dental practice is built, statutory bodies require compliance with regulations for new building work to enable access for people with disabilities.

Looking at all types of property, from residential to retail, Dr Locke finally found the perfect site in the form of the old Festival Records recording studio.

A dream many practitioners have is to practice in premises they own. And owning your own practice allows you to control your image.