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Digital Marketing for Public Dental Health: Global Impact Strategies

Digital Marketing for Public Dental Health: Global Impact Strategies

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Business GeneralMedical Reference

Publisher Price: $185.00

ISBN13: 9798337388953
Publisher: Igi Global Scientific Publishing
Published: Jun 18 2026
Pages: 378
Weight: 1.44
Height: 0.78 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Across all industries, digital marketing has transformed how information is communicated, with organizations increasingly using social media and other online platforms to engage audiences and promote services. This shift has had a significant impact in public health, enabling more effective dissemination of innovations, practices, and health information to wider populations. However, the dental sector has been slower to fully embrace these developments. Digital marketing offers a unique opportunity for dental health programs to expand their reach and foster a culture of proactive dental health for future generations. But in an increasingly digital world, optimizing global public dental health requires innovative and adaptive communication strategies that enhance engagement, improve outreach, and support better health outcomes. Digital Marketing for Public Dental Health: Global Impact Strategies offers an in-depth exploration of how digital marketing can transform the reach and effectiveness of dental health programs. Through practical, evidence-based strategies, it highlights pathways to improve oral health outcomes globally and support more efficient, equitable interventions within an increasingly digital health landscape. Covering topics such as artificial intelligence, global privacy standards, and social media strategies, this book is an imperative academic resource for graduate and doctoral students, dental public health professionals, digital health strategists, international development practitioners, dental school educators, health tech developers, policymakers, and more.

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