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Dentist in Boise Improves Practice Through Patient Testimonials

Dr. Scott Hayhurst, Boise dentist, encourages patients to share their reviews online via his practice website and various review sites.

2013-05-11
BOISE, ID, May 11, 2013 (Press-News.org) To improve patient experiences, Dr. Scott Hayhurst, dentist in Boise, encourages his patients to leave reviews via popular search Internet review sites and search engines. By visiting Google, Yahoo!, Yelp, Bing, or by leaving a review with Dr. Hayhurst's office, patients can share their experiences with other patients.

"I always appreciate my patients' feedback. Through my practice website, my patients can instantly gain access to various review sites, including Google. It is an honor to hear what my patients think about their time spent in my office. Through their feedback I can improve my practice even more to provide them with the care they deserve," said Dr. Scott Hayhurst, Boise dentist.

By visiting the practice's website at http://www.boisedentistsmiles.com, patients can read and leave reviews. At the bottom of the homepage, patients will find available testimonials from previous and current patients of Dr. Hayhurst, Boise, ID dentist. By sharing their experiences, patients can inspire other patients to seek the care they need. Their testimonials also allow Dr. Hayhurst to further advance his practice to meet his patients' dental needs even more.

On the practice's homepage, one patient stated, "Dr. Hayhurst and team, I just wanted to say thank you for everything. You guys are awesome. About five months ago I only had two weeks left of insurance, and I didn't have a dentist in Boise. I called the office and they got me in that day. Two weeks later, all my dental work was done. The Hayhurst team has made me feel like family. The experience you create for your clients is phenomenal. The girls at the front office are so kind and warm; they made me feel like I was the most important patient of the day. The staff in the back is professional and the best in the business. I love you guys and will forever recommend you to my personal friends, family and colleagues. Keep up the good work!"

With this previous review, Dr. Hayhurst, family dentist in Boise, can further provide patients with the same quality care as this patient did. New patients can also gain the confidence they need to receive treatment knowing their experience can be as welcoming and comfortable as this patients' visit to Dr. Hayhurst's office was.

Dr. Scott Hayhurst, Boise family dentist, encourages patients to visit his practice website for instant access to an array of review sites. By placing their own reviews, Dr. Hyahurst hopes to improve his practice and further provide his patients with the best in quality dental care available.

About Dr. Scott Hayhurst: Dr. Scott Hayhurst has provided complete, gentle and personalized care for adults, teens and children in Treasure Valley since 2001. Dr. Hayhurst aims to set the standard for dental care by providing an array of services, including Invisalign and dentures, among others. He received his D.D.S. degree from the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. To this day, Dr. Hayhurst continues to change and brighten the smiles of thousands of adults, teens and children in the Boise, ID area.

Media Contact:
Dr. Scott Hayhurst
contactus@boisedentistsmiles.com
7337 Northview Street
Boise, ID 83704
(208) 376-7721
http://boisedentistsmiles.com/


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[Press-News.org] Dentist in Boise Improves Practice Through Patient Testimonials
Dr. Scott Hayhurst, Boise dentist, encourages patients to share their reviews online via his practice website and various review sites.