I love to showcase my clients who are happy to let me share their images, so I decided to start a blog series called Client Showcase, and Sterling Dental Center happens to be lined up to share images next.
I love that one local business is supporting another local business. But in this case, it goes both ways! Jeff Palmer is the COO of Sterling Dental Center, a thriving practice in my city. He was referred to me by a mutual friend, John Nguyen, another local business owner of Open Design, a marketing company. After we talked, I realized, that's our family dentist practice!
I started going to Sterling Dental Center when our insurance changed, which our beloved former dentist didn't accept. Searching through online reviews, I noticed that Sterling Dental Center had stellar reviews. Before booking our entire family, I did a trial run of just myself for a cleaning. From the phone calls to walking into the front door, I was so impressed with how kind, gentle, and friendly the front desk staff was. Unfortunately, that's not often the case with medical practices. I was likewise impressed with my dentist. After that visit, we scheduled my whole family to the practice.
They have a large facility with comfortable, bright, and clean rooms.
Jeff wanted to show how caring, warm, and friendly his dentists are, so we captured them as you'd find them - interacting with patients.
In addition, it was important to show the modern equipment that allows them to provide many of their services in-house.
And of course, we took headshots of the doctors. One of the doctors couldn't make it when I was onsite, but that's no problem because he was able to drop by my studio and we match all the lighting and background to remain consistent.
I was so pleased to be able to showcase this tremendous local business that I can say first hand provides excellent care to their community. Their website will be updated soon with new images!
Contact me by filling out the form on my headshots for teams page. As you can see, we can go way beyond headshots!
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