PASADENA, CA, October 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dr. H. Robert Stender, Pasadena cosmetic dentist, is pleased to announce the recent addition of informative articles and testimonials of his practice to Facebook and Twitter. Patients are encouraged to become fans of Dr. Stender's Facebook and to "follow" him on Twitter, as well, for frequent updates.
"Facebook and Twitter are quickly becoming more popular as technology quickly advances. A majority of my patients actively utilize the benefits of the Internet through social media sites, making the decision to launch my own a necessity. With the launch of my practice's Facebook and Twitter, patients can also gain access to informative articles and testimonials from other patients," said Dr. H. Robert Stender, cosmetic dentist in Pasadena.
While visiting Facebook or Twitter for Dr. Stender, Pasadena dentist, patients can gain access to informative articles that are updated regularly by Dr. Stender with the latest articles on "Now here's something to toast to: Red wine may benefit oral health." The practice's Facebook links directly to Dr. Stender's blog, which showcases an array of dental health topics to better inform patients.
Additionally, patients can also view previous patients' reviews on the practice. Each patient has received various treatments from Dr. Stender, Pasadena Invisalign dentist, and the testimonials show their satisfaction with the services that they received in addition to their continual commitment to Dr. H. Robert Stender for all of their dental needs.
Patients in the Pasadena area looking for dental care, seek Dr. H. Robert Stender, an experienced dentist in Pasadena, for all of their dental care needs. The articles and patient testimonials of Dr. Stender and his office are further proof of not only the satisfaction of his patients, but also his continuing dedication and commitment to bringing the best in quality dental health care for patients of every age.
About H. Robert Stender DDS, Inc.: Dr. H. Robert Stender has offered comprehensive family-oriented dentistry in Pasadena since 1970. His extensive repertoire of treatments includes pedodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, endodontics, prosthodontics, oral surgery, cosmetic dentistry and restorative/reconstructive dentistry including implants. Dr. Stender earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Southern California in 1970 and since then, has completed thousands of hours of continuing education to keep current on developments in his field and is self-described as a "continuing education junkie." He continues to stay involved in the dental community through active memberships and clubs.
Media Contact:
Dr. H. Robert Stender, DDS
dr.stenderpasadena@hotmail.com
200 S. El Molino Avenue
Suite 6
Pasadena, CA 91101
(626) 795-0221
http://www.pasadenalaserdentistry.com
Pasadena Cosmetic Dentist Adds New Features to Social Media Sites - Facebook and Twitter
Dr. H. Robert Stender, cosmetic dentist in Pasadena, has recently added articles and testimonials to Facebook and Twitter sites.
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