SYRACUSE, NY, June 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) General and cosmetic dentist in Syracuse, Dr. Karen Lawitts, is pleased to announce the creation of a Facebook account for her dental practice in order to stay connected with existing and potential patients. With the introduction of this social media channel, patients can now access more personalized information, as well as learn more about other patient's experiences with Dr. Karen Lawitts and Dr. Nancy Yeates.
"Patients are using the Internet for everything these days, including sharing information and interacting with other patients on social media websites. Building our own social network has allowed our practice to share educational information and communicate with patients more than we ever have before," said Dr. Karen Lawitts, dentist in Syracuse, NY.
Facebook has over 500 million users, making it an important tool for dentists to use to educate and communicate with patients about the importance of oral health. Patients can access the Facebook for Dr. Lawitts, Syracuse, NY dentist, via the practice's website. With the introduction of Facebook, patients can now interrelate with other patients, share their experiences and ask questions regarding their dental health.
Patients have the opportunity to discuss topics of their choice, as well as ask the dentists any questions that they may encounter. In addition, patients can feel free to write about their experiences with Dr. Karen Lawitts and Dr. Nancy Yeates, which allow other patients to better prepare themselves for their appointments. Currently, the practice's Facebook site provides various topics and facts on Syracuse dental implants, dentures, and veneers, among many other engaging topics and announcements.
In addition to the practice's Facebook page, patients can view the blog for this Syracuse cosmetic dentist for additional information on an array of dental health care topics. Dr. Lawitts and Dr. Yeates both actively contribute content related to dental health care to the practice's blog which can be accessed from the practice's website.
Whether patients are looking for Syracuse dentures or dental implants, they turn to Dr. Karen Lawitts and Dr. Nancy Yeates for all of their dental care needs. Dr. Lawitts' commitment to her patients, as well as her passion for delivering quality patient care keeps her practice at the forefront of dental procedures and techniques. The practice's new social network further demonstrates Dr. Lawitts' eagerness to engage patients and improve communication.
About Dr. Karen Lawitts, DDS and Dr. Nancy Yeates, DDS: Dr. Karen Lawitts and Dr. Nancy Yeates work together to bring quality dental care to their community. Dr. Lawitts was born and raised in Syracuse. She received her Bachelor of Science and D.D.S. degree from Northwestern University in Chicago. Dr. Lawitts also completed a post-doctoral dental residency program at Upstate Medical Center and opened her own practice in 1985 with her focus on comprehensive quality dental care while utilizing state of the art instrumentation and techniques. Working alongside Dr. Lawitts is Dr. Nancy Yeates who grew up in Buffalo, New York. She attended Georgetown University School of Dentistry and graduate with a D.D.S. degree in 1983. Dr. Yeates moved to Syracuse after graduation and practiced dentistry in Syracuse for 15 years before joining Dr. Lawitts' practice in 1998.
Media Contact:
Dr. Karen Lawitts
contactus@dentistsyracuse.com
100 Intrepid Lane
Syracuse, NY 13205
(315) 492-8138
http://www.dentistsyracuse.com
Cosmetic Dentist in Syracuse Creates Facebook Page for Enhanced Patient-Dentist Interaction
Dr. Karen Lawitts, dentist in Syracuse, NY, announces the recent addition of a Facebook page to maintain open communication with patients.
2013-06-08
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[Press-News.org] Cosmetic Dentist in Syracuse Creates Facebook Page for Enhanced Patient-Dentist InteractionDr. Karen Lawitts, dentist in Syracuse, NY, announces the recent addition of a Facebook page to maintain open communication with patients.