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Thu. 8 April 2021

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LEIPZIG, Germany: Since 2003, Dental Tribune International (DTI) has provided essential information for the dental community through its global print publications and has delivered the newest dental content to its readers online. To continue evolving this service to you, we are asking for just a few moments of your time to let us know your thoughts.

The DTI network reaches almost 1.3 million dental professionals in over 25 languages around the world and the online audience especially is ever growing. In order to focus on the most relevant updates in various categories, including clinical study summaries, business news and interviews with key opinion leaders in the industry, we would like to hear from you.

Where we need your input

How would you rate the content relevance on our website? How user-friendly is our website? What topics are you actually interested in? You will be able to answer all these questions and more in our reader survey and have the opportunity to give honest feedback about what you already like and what you think we could change.

How you can participate

To take part in the survey, simply click here and fill in the form. It should not take you longer than 5 minutes to complete. If our questions do not cover all your concerns or wishes and you have more specific feedback for us, you can let us know at the end of the form in greater detail how we can improve.

All participants who complete this survey will be granted a free e-paper subscription to one magazine published by DTI. The subscription will be valid for one year.

How we process your data

Of course, your participation is entirely voluntary, and none of the information you provide will be shared with any third party. The answers you submit will only be processed for the sole purpose of helping us gain a clear understanding of what you expect to see from DTI in the future and make our content a true reflection of our readers’ interests.

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