Destin Cosmetic Dentists Reach Out To Patients With Social Media Presence

Dr. Richard Corley, dentist in Destin is excited to be utilizing Facebook, Twitter and his blog to communicate with his patients

2013-06-09

BOSTON, MA, June 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Richard Corley, Destin dentist, has been using social media to interact with his patients. Emerald Coast Dental is maintaining a Facebook page, Twitter account and practice blog to help promote their practice online.

"I am happy that we have been able to use social media to communicate with our patients online. I know that many of our patients use Facebook and Twitter on a daily basis and I'm glad that we have been able to become a part of that conversation. I hope that all of our patients will take a few minutes to 'like' our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter," said Dr. Corley, cosmetic dentist in Destin.

Dr. Corley has been using the Facebook page to post updates on the practice and information on any specials that the practice is currently offering. Patients that like the practice's page will be able to post questions and comments on the page's wall. Shortly after this, a member of the staff will respond to the comment.

The Destin cosmetic dentist at Emerald Coast Dental is also maintaining a Twitter account. The Twitter account is used for short, informational posts about the practice and to post interesting dental facts. Links to their practice blog are also posted, which features informative posts about various dental topics.

To schedule an appointment with the Destin, FL dentist patients can either call (850) 654-6969 or use the online appointment request form. To use this, patients simply have to enter in a date and time that they would like to come in to the online form. Shortly after this, the practice's scheduling coordinator will respond in an email with available appointment times.

To learn more about Dr. Corley or any of the services provided at Emerald Coast Dental, patients are encouraged to visit their dental website at http://www.destindental.com/.

About Emerald Coast Dental: Dr. Richard E. Corley, dentist in Destin, is a 1989 graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry. He also attended Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia where he trained in cosmetic and restorative dentistry. Dr. Corley has also received post-graduate training in emergency dentistry as well as oral surgery. Dr. Corley is an active member if the American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, Okaloosa-Walton Dental Society and the Academy of General Dentistry for over 15 years. Dr. Corley offers services such as crowns, teeth whitening and root canals in Destin among others.

Media Contact:
Dr. Richard Corley
Emerald Coast Dentist
contactus@destindental.com
14091-A Emerald Coast Parkway
Destin, FL 32541
(850) 654-6969
http://www.destindental.com/

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