Dentist in Montreal Introduces Online Practice Blog for Increased Patient Education

Dr. John Petruccelli, Montreal dentist, recently created an online blog to better inform patients on dental health care, and in-office specials.

2011-06-24

MONTREAL, QC, June 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) Montreal dentist, Dr. John Petruccelli, has created a new informative practice blog for additional patient knowledge. Patients can now gain even more valuable dental health care information by visiting Dr. Petruccelli's new information-rich blog. The new blog can be accessed via the practice's website and is updated regularly with new information.

The blog was created for the practice in order for Dr. Petruccelli to 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 veneers, Invisalign, teeth whitening and implants in Montreal.

"By creating this blog, I am able to reach out to my patients through a different medium, as well as introduce topics that are commonly associated with a patient's visit to my office. Patient will be able to learn more about these various dental topics in order to improve their understanding about their oral health, in addition to preparing them for their visits to the office," said Dr. John Petruccelli, dentist in Montreal.

Working seamlessly with the practice's blog are the social media websites, including Facebook and Twitter. With the introduction of these sites, patients are able to easily access a wide array of information on dental health, as well as the ability to interact with other patients and with Dr. John Petruccelli, Montreal dentist.

Additionally, Dr. Petruccelli has taken extensive measures to accommodate every patient's specific needs. When patients visit the website, they have the option to view it in their preferred language. Simply by clicking the link under "Welcome," patients have the ability to view the website in English or French for those patients in Montreal, QC and surrounding areas.

Dr. John Petruccelli annually exceeds the required amount of continuing education needed to provide quality dental care. In 2007, he completed a three-year post-graduate program in orthodontics at Montreal's International Dental Institute. He specializes in services such as veneers, CEREC and velscope testing, among several other areas of general and cosmetic dental care. He is also a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the International Association of Orthodontics, the Quebec Order of Dentists, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Patients, who are looking for quality dental care and services including Montreal braces, Invisalign, veneers and implants, turn to Dr. Petruccelli for care they can trust. The launch of the practice's interactive blog further demonstrates Dr. Petruccelli's commitment to providing the highest level of dental care through patient education and advanced technologies.

About Dr. John A. Petruccelli DMD, FAGD: Dr. John Petruccelli obtained his Doctorate in Dental Medicine at Tufts University in Boston. In 2007, Dr. Petruccelli received a Fellowship from the Academy of General Dentistry, which entails that he has maintained the highest level of continuing education standards. Specializing in, but not limited to, services such as implants, CEREC, velscope testing, veneers and Invisalign, Dr. Petruccelli provides the best in quality dental care for patients of all ages.

Media Contact:
Dr. John Petruccelli
info@instantsmiles.com
5757 Decelles Avenue, Suite 300
Montreal, QC H3S 2C3
(514) 738-9411
http://www.instantsmiles.com

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