ODs: Here's what your patients tweeted about you in August, 2020

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Find out what your patients are tweeting about you.

ODs know now to add 3 extra hours, for good measure.

😂

True.

It's not to late to schedule your next appointment in time for Halloween!

🤘

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We love to see it!

oh snap!

What do you think ODs? rude? fun?

When it's true, it's true.

Related: ODs: Here's what your patients tweeted about you in July, 2020

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