MAPLE GROVE, MN, May 18, 2013 (Press-News.org) Striving to constantly improve Grove Health Dental, Dr. Ryan Francis, family dentist in Maple Grove, is excited to announce the introduction of patient education section as part of Grove Health Dental's website. The educational materials found there will help to give patients the knowledge necessary to better take care of their personal oral health.
As a part of the Maple Grove family dentist's new website, Dr. Francis hopes that the patient education section will help his patients learn about all the latest topics in modern dentistry. From how to handle dental emergencies to Maple Grove Invisalign there is information on just about everything a patient would need to know.
"We are very pleased to be able to offer this service to our patients. I have always believed that a more educated patient is more likely to maintain good oral health and I hope that our patients will utilize this opportunity to educate themselves. I'd like to personally invite all of our patients to visit the new website and browse through the patient education section," said Dr. Ryan Francis, Maple Grove cosmetic dentist.
When visiting the new site, patients will find a wealth of information. Divided into different sections, there are short articles related to tooth care, dental problems, treatment, pain management and even product reviews. In addition, there is a convenient search box to allow for patients to search for the topics they are most interested in.
The patient education section is just one aspect of the new website launched by the dentist in Maple Grove. In addition, the website contains general information about the practice and its staff. Office location, hours and staff bios are listed to better inform patients about the practice.
For more information on Grove Health Dental, patients can visit the practice website at http://www.grovehealthdental.com. Dr. Ryan Francis and Dr. Aram Mazhary, family dentists in Maple Grove, encourage each patient to browse the website for helpful information.
About Grove Health Dental: Dr. Francis and Dr. Aram Mazhary of Grove Health Dental bring 14 years of combined experience to dental field. Offering a full array of dental care, including sedation, Invisalign, and implants, Grove Health Dental is qualified to handle the dental needs for patients of every age. Additionally, the practice offers extended office hours and welcomes all dental emergencies. After obtaining his degree in Biology from the University of St. Thomas in 2000, Dr. Francis went on to the University of Minnesota where he graduated from the school of Dentistry in the spring of 2004. Since then he has enjoyed practicing in both private and community practice. Dr. Mazhary obtained his degree in Chemistry from the University of Minnesota and worked in that field for two years before entering the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry in 1998. Since his graduation in 2002, he has practiced both in private and community clinics in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Media Contact:
Dr. Ryan Francis
rtfdds@gmail.com
9907 Maple Grove Parkway
Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369
763-416-0011
http://www.grovehealthdental.com
Family Dentist in Maple Grove Promotes Patient Education Through His Website
Dr. Ryan Francis, Maple Grove cosmetic dentist, is providing educational materials on his website to help his patients learn about dentistry.
2013-05-18
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[Press-News.org] Family Dentist in Maple Grove Promotes Patient Education Through His WebsiteDr. Ryan Francis, Maple Grove cosmetic dentist, is providing educational materials on his website to help his patients learn about dentistry.