SAN JOSE, CA, May 10, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Wesley Yemoto, dentist in San Jose, further expands the availability of dental health care information and communication efforts through the launch of his new social network. By launching Facebook and Twitter, Dr. Yemoto hopes to open up new avenues for communication with the ability to share important dental health care information with his patients.
Patients can easily access the practice's new Facebook and Twitter pages through the homepage of Dr. Yemoto's interactive website. By "Liking" or "Following" the practice on Facebook and Twitter, patients will gain instant access to a wealth of information provided by Dr. Yemoto, San Jose dentist. Once a patient is "in the network," they will receive updates whenever Dr. Yemoto includes more information or upcoming special events.
"Creating a social network for my practice has allowed me to open up new ways to communicate and share important information with my patients. If I have an announcement to make, Facebook and Twitter allow me to share the information immediately with my patients. I look forward to closely interacting with my patients and providing them with valuable dental information on a regular basis," said Dr. Wesley Yemoto, dentist in San Jose, CA.
In addition to the practice's new social network, patients can also visit the practice's website for extended dental health care information through improved educational materials. Through his website, Dr. Yemoto offers his patients a wealth of materials and links to further learn about important dental topics, including Invisalign and San Jose dental implants, among others.
When patients visit the website for Dr. Yemoto, they can instantly access a host of important dental health care information. From dental health guides, to an educational newsletter and videos, Dr. Yemoto's educational website offers patients a way to access information on dental topics they desire to learn more about at any time of the day or week.
To learn more about Dr. Wesley Yemoto, San Jose, CA dentist, patients can visit http://www.almadenvalleycosmeticdentistry.com.
About Wes Yemoto, DDS: Dr. Wesley Yemoto has been providing patients with exceptional dental care for almost 30 years. He graduated from Georgetown University School of Dentistry with a doctorate in dental surgery, and remains committed to continuing education. By learning new techniques and adopting new technologies, Dr. Yemoto ensures his patients receive the best dental care available, no matter what their need is. He is a member of the American Dental Association and is committed to creating the smiles patients have always wanted, as well as building long-lasting relationships with them.
Media Contact:
Dr. Wesley P. Yemoto, DDS
contactus@almadenvalleycosmeticdentistry.com
4860 Cherry Avenue, Suite F
San Jose, CA 95118
(408) 266-9957
http://www.almadenvalleycosmeticdentistry.com/
Dentist in San Jose Utilizes Social Media Channels for Increased Patient Interaction
Dr. Wesley Yemoto, San Jose dentist, encourages patients to join his practice on Facebook and Twitter.
2013-05-10
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[Press-News.org] Dentist in San Jose Utilizes Social Media Channels for Increased Patient InteractionDr. Wesley Yemoto, San Jose dentist, encourages patients to join his practice on Facebook and Twitter.