Kick Your Apps, Inc.

10 minutes of explanation... done in 30 seconds flat!

Version 8 has entered the final stage beta testing. Thanks to all of our beta testers for your input. The new version adds a completely revamped photos section. All users will see a free update coming soon!

The Townie Meeting was a huge success! Thanks to all that came by, and to our newest DDS GP and DDS APP Users. As usual, Howard Farran was intriguing and the Farran Media professional staff executed the event flawlessly. See you all next year at Dentaltown's Townie Meeting.

Fun times teaching the folks at Today's Dental how to incorporate the greatest dental apps of all time, DDS GP and DDS App, into their workflow. It's not every day we can get Howard Farran DDS, MBA to sit quietly for an hour while WE lecture to HIM! Thanks to Robert, Lorie Xelowski, and you all for the hospitality. We will be at Townie Event this month to present there and have some great specials! To learn more about our apps, visit www.ddsgp.com and www.ddsapp.com

Kick Your Apps is in Phoenix app-ifying Today's Dental and Howard Farran!

See you all in Las Vegas for the Townie Meeting. Only 39 days until the event. Visit us in booth 120 for a demonstration of the number 1 rated chairside consultation app.

Only 49 days until the 2015 Townie Meeting in Las Vegas! April 15-18 we will be there. Visit us at booth 120!

Are your patients saying NO more than they're saying YES? Then do something about it NOW! Get DDS GP for your chair side consultations. www.ddsgp.com

DDS GP is still the number one rated dental chair side consultation app in the country. DDS GP was designed unlike all other video based systems, to be fast. It does four things better that any other system. 1. Quickly navigate to the demo for the diagnosis 2. Clearly present a visual sequence of images/video that's not gross, scary or threatening, and shows the level of severity for the unique patient. 3. Visually demonstrate the consequence of inaction. ... 4. Quickly navigate to, and present the demo of the proposed treatment. These four steps are critical to successful treatment planning. Any one step missed and the patient will not see the relevance of the treatment presented, and is more likely to decline treatment.