MAPLE GROVE, MN, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Premier Maple Grove family dentist, Dr. Ryan Francis, invites patients to join Grove Health Dental's social networks - Facebook and Twitter. Patients can now connect and engage with Dr. Francis and his staff members on these popular social networking sites.
Facebook and Twitter have over 500 million users, making it a helpful tool for dentists to use to educate and communicate with patients about the importance of oral health. Patients can access the Facebook and Twitter sites for Grove Health Dental via the practice's interactive website. With the introduction of Facebook, patients can now interact with other patients, share their experiences and ask questions regarding their dental health.
"There is no denying it. Our patients use social media every day to share and engage with other people on the Internet who share their same interests. Creating our own social network has allowed us to share educational information and communicate more effectively with patients in the exact way they prefer to connect," said Dr. Ryan Francis, family dentist in Maple Grove.
Patients have the chance to discuss topics of their choice, as well as ask Dr. Ryan Francis, dentist in Maple Grove, any questions that they may encounter. In addition, patients can feel free to write about their experiences with Grove Health Dental, which allows for other patients to better prepare themselves for their appointments. Currently, patients can find an array of topics easily available via the practice's Facebook and Twitter pages. When visiting these pages, patients can find more information on crowns, oral sedation, smile makeovers, dental implants, and an array of other valuable dental health topics.
Additionally, the practice blog for Grove Health Dental is directly linked to the practice's Facebook and Twitter sites. The informative blog was created for the practice so that Dr. Francis can actively contribute content related to dental health care. Each post from the practice's blog updates the Facebook and Twitter pages, maintaining an up-to-date social network. The blog offers information on an array of dental health care topics including crowns, sedation and implants in Maple Grove.
Whether patients are looking for a smile makeover or dental implants, they turn to Grove Health Dental for all of their dental care needs. Grove Health Dental's commitment to their patients, as well as their passion for delivering quality patient care keeps them at the forefront of dental procedures and techniques. The practice's new social network further demonstrates its eagerness to engage patients and improve communication on dental health care information.
About Grove Health Dental: Dr. Francis and Dr. 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.
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9550 Upland Lane N
Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369
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http://www.grovehealthdental.com
Maple Grove Family Dentist Joins Online Communities and Connects With Patients Via Facebook and Twitter
Dr. Ryan Francis, family dentist in Maple Grove, has expanded his presence to the Internet with the launch of social media networks for increased patient interaction and communication.
2011-06-17
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[Press-News.org] Maple Grove Family Dentist Joins Online Communities and Connects With Patients Via Facebook and TwitterDr. Ryan Francis, family dentist in Maple Grove, has expanded his presence to the Internet with the launch of social media networks for increased patient interaction and communication.