ROSWELL, GA, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Esteemed dentist in Roswell, GA, Dr. Wyman Martin, is asking patients to complete an exit survey following their appointment in order to enhance the overall patient experience at The Martin Dental Center for Oral Health and Aesthetics. By collecting exit surveys from patients, Dr. Martin can assess any areas in need of improvement and make office adjustments to best accommodate the needs of his patients.
"Dr. Martin has the highest ethics and the most knowledge of any dentist I have ever tried. He is truly committed to the best care possible in a highly professional and timely manner. You cannot go wrong trusting everyone at The Martin Dental Center," stated a patient following her appointment with Dr. Wyman Martin, Roswell, GA dentist.
In a recent effort to find ways in which The Martin Dental Center could improve, Dr. Martin took a bold step to ask his patients to report to him regarding their experiences at their appointments. "I know a dental visit falls low on the list of favorites, but I want to change that perspective in my patients and this survey will help do just that," said Dr. Wyman Martin, cosmetic dentist in Roswell.
While Dr. Martin graduated high in his class standing at Emory University, the title of "Doctor" carries responsibility with the privilege. He continues with postgraduate studies and study clubs to continue his extensive education. He has had intense training in cosmetic dentistry, TMJ disorders, crown and bridge restoration, and the placement of implants. Additionally, he carefully selects high quality dental laboratories when fabricating dental crowns, veneers, bridges and oral appliances to ensure the highest standards of materials and workmanship in their creation.
Some patients have noticed that Dr. Martin's "entire staff is great and treats you like family." Dr. Martin, Roswell cosmetic dentist, carefully selects each staff member on his team and expects the highest level of care, compassion and sincere dedication to provide what is best for his patients. He and his staff are committed to each patient in order to make sure they are comfortable, educated and welcome to discuss any questions they may have. Dr. Martin leads his staff of experienced dental members with the common approach: dedication to the highest level of quality, skill and perfection.
Dr. Martin has built relationships with his patients who have grown to trust him to explain their treatment and to answer questions about their options. Often, Dr. Martin has patients drive from South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, and even Texas to receive treatment as they value his commitment to excellence, integrity, fairness and perfectionism. Many of his patients take the time to let him know about their visit in appreciation for his skill in making their smile something to be proud of.
"Dentistry is blessed with many fine practitioners," said Dr. Wyman Martin, "but I would love the privilege to be your dentist. I hope that through these exit surveys I can better serve my patients accordingly." Patients are encouraged to fill out the exit surveys in attempt to further improve their experiences with receiving dental care from Dr. Martin, implant dentist in Roswell. Patients can visit http://www.themartindentalcenter.com for more information regarding The Martin Dental Center, as well as to see other patient reviews.
About The Martin Dental Center for Oral Health and Aesthetics: Dr. Wyman Martin, Roswell implant dentist, owner and operator of The Martin Dental Center, attended Emory University School of Dentistry, graduating near the top of his class. Upon receiving his dental degree, Dr. Martin volunteered to serve his country in the U.S. Air Force as a Captain. Following active duty he returned to Atlanta and opened his own practice in Roswell where he has been for over 30 years.
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Dr. Wyman Martin
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45 W. Crossville Rd. STE 505
Roswell, GA 30075
770.993.7424
http://www.themartindentalcenter.com
Dentist in Roswell Encourages Patients to Fill Out Exit Survey for Improved Patient Care
Dr. Wyman Martin, Roswell dentist, urges patients to complete an exit survey following visit in order to gather feedback and ultimately improve practice quality.
2011-06-17
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[Press-News.org] Dentist in Roswell Encourages Patients to Fill Out Exit Survey for Improved Patient CareDr. Wyman Martin, Roswell dentist, urges patients to complete an exit survey following visit in order to gather feedback and ultimately improve practice quality.