FREDERICK, MD, May 11, 2013 (Press-News.org) As social networking continues to grow and expand, Drs. EJ Stringer and Joseph Mullen, Frerderick, MD dentists, are excited to join their patients in the ever-growing online community of Facebook and Twitter. Through the practice's social network, patients will find the latest from Drs. Stringer and Mullen, and fun facts about dental health, including interesting tips and treatment information to help improve a patient's smile.
"We live in a technologically advanced age where many of us thrive for the Internet. By creating a Facebook and Twitter account I hope that we can open up new doorways for our patients to better understand their dental health care, and to better communicate with my practice," said Dr. Stringer, family dentist in Frederick.
To join Drs. Stringer and Mullen, Frederick family dentists, on Facebook and Twitter, patients can visit the practice's website at http://www.frederickgeneraldentistry.com/ for easy access to the available links. Once the Facebook link is selected, patients will be redirected to the Facebook page where they can simply "like" the practice to remain up-to-date with dental health care information. When patients "like" the practice on Facebook, they will also receive special promotions that are only available to Facebook fans. Patients can also find the link to the practice's twitter on the website or on Twitter @JosephMullenDDS.
Each social media channel is updated regularly by Drs. Mullen and Stringer, cosmetic dentists in Frederick, and is directly linked to the practice's dental blog. The blog for the practice was created to offer an improved way for patients to gather important information on various dental health care topics and procedures. Each time a new blog is created, patients who are "in the network" will receive instant updates of the newly published blog, which allows them to get the information they need immediately.
With the recent launch of the practice's social networking sites and interactive blog, Drs. Stringer and Mullen further provetheir dedication to providing her patients with the best care possible through open lines of communication. Dr. Stringer encourages each of her patients to join their ever-growing social network to important updates, including information on Frederick Invisalign.
About Dr. EJ Stringer, DMD and Dr. Joseph Mullen, DDS: Dr. Joseph Mullen received his DDS degree from the University of Maryland Dental School, Baltimore School of Dental Surgery, graduating in 1977. Since then he has practiced family dentistry in Frederick. He is a member and former president of the Frederick County Dental Society, Maryland State Dental Association and the American Dental Association. Dr. EJ Stringer, DMD, Frederick cosmetic dentist, received her DMD from the University Of Pittsburgh's School of Dental Medicine and has focused training in sedation dentistry, oral surgery and Advanced Education in General Dentistry or AEGD. She is a member of the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association and Frederick County Dental Society.
Media Contact:
Dr. EJ Stringer
contactus@frederickgeneraldentistry.com
196 Thomas Johnson Dr. Suite 200
Frederick, MD 21702
(301) 663-5550
http://www.frederickgeneraldentistry.com/
Frederick Dentist Joins the Ever-Growing Social Media Communities for Improved Patient Interaction
Drs. Stringer and Mullen, dentists in Frederick, MD invite patients to join the practice's interactive social network.
2013-05-11
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