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Natomas Dentist Appreciates Patients' Reviews Online

Dr. Yen Lieu, dentist in Natomas, encourages patients to leave reviews online via popular review sites.

2013-05-10
SACRAMENTO, CA, May 10, 2013 (Press-News.org) Natomas dentist, Dr. Yen Lieu, is pleased to invite patients to leave reviews of their time spent at Orchid Dental Group on various search engines, including Google, Yahoo!, Yelp and Bing. Patients are also encouraged to leave reviews on DemandForce. The reviews are easily accessible via any of the available search engines and allow patients to view how other patients' experiences at Belke Dental were. Patients can visit Google, Yahoo!, Yelp, Bing or DemandForce to read reviews from previous patients who have received treatment from Dr. Lieu.

"It is important for me to know what my patients' concerns are so that I know what I can do to make their time at Belke Dental more comfortable and convenient. It is always a pleasure to hear what my patients think of their experience in my office and by sharing their reviews, other patients can know what to expect as well," said Dr. Yen Lieu, dentist in Natomas.

Through DemandForce, one patient's review showcased Dr. Lieu's knowledge and ability to provide the best care possible for patients by stating, "My wife and I have been coming here for a few years now. The doctor and her entire staff are all great, friendly, and fast. If your appointment is at 3, you will be in the chair by 3 and getting worked on. Best dentist I have ever had!"

Another patient went on to say, "Again, excellent service as always. Dr. Lieu explains to me details before the treatment and explains how it went, etc. in details after the treatment. Dr. Lieu treats me as a person (not just fixing my physical teeth) and answers any questions I have. If I ask her opinion, she tells me her honest opinion with my best interest and with her best knowledge. Dr. Lieu always makes extra time for me to talk, that I really appreciate. The staff is also sweet and nice, and the office is very clean. It smells nice with many orchid flowers."

Dr. Yen Lieu, cosmetic dentist in Sacramento, provides a gentle and caring approach with an emphasis on prevention and a beautiful smile. Dr. Lieu listens to all patients' needs and makes sure each patient gets quality time with her. The caring dental staff at Orchid Dental Group is kind and caring with an emphasis on patient comfort.

From Sacramento orthodontics to tooth extractions in Sacramento, Dr. Yen Lieu provides patients with the most up-to-date dental care available. Further proof of her dedication and commitment to quality care can be seen through patient reviews on popular search engines - Google, Yahoo!, Bing and Yelp.

About Orchid Dental Group: Open since 2006, Orchid Dental Group is a solo general practice. Lead by Dr. Yen Lieu, Orchid Dental Group provides comprehensive dental services to patients of all ages. Dr. Lieu received her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Tufts School of Dental Medicine in Boston. While studying to become a dentist, Dr. Lieu became a certified hygienist and after graduating she continues her dedication to excellence. Each year she devotes a substantial portion of her time attending advanced continuing education courses. The Consumer's Research Council of America has recognized her as America's Top Dentists since 2003.

Media Contact:
Dr. Yen Lieu
contactus@orchiddentalgroup.com
2087 Arena Blvd. Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 928-4444
http://www.orchiddentalgroup.com


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[Press-News.org] Natomas Dentist Appreciates Patients' Reviews Online
Dr. Yen Lieu, dentist in Natomas, encourages patients to leave reviews online via popular review sites.