Atlanta Dentist Joins Online Community for Increased Patient Communication

Dr. Donald Rozema, dentist in Atlanta, creates online social media websites and blog to share dental health care knowledge with patients.

2011-12-22

ATLANTA, GA, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading Atlanta dentist, Dr. Donald Rozema, shares important dental health care knowledge with patients via social media websites - Facebook and Twitter. In a society that continues to advance with online technology, Dr. Rozema takes advantage of these opportunities to further communicate and educate his patients about dental health care.

The practice's Facebook and Twitter pages were designed to improve patient-to-practice interaction. Functioning as an extension of the practice's professionally designed website, patients can now join Dr. Rozema's social network to learn about special in-office promotions, dental news and new treatments available from this dentist in Atlanta.

"Our practice website has proven to be a highly effective tool for bringing our patients the valuable information they need to make healthy decisions about their oral health. Now that social media is on the rise, it is our goal to better communicate the value of quality dental care to our patients through our new Facebook and Twitter pages," said Dr. Donald Rozema, dentist in Atlanta, GA.

With over 500 million users tapping into Facebook, social media is proving to be an important tool for dentists to use to educate and communicate with patients about the importance of oral health. Patients can access Dr. Rozema's Facebook and Twitter via the practice's website. Patients in the network have access to comment and share information with other patients, making the practice's new social network a powerful took for practice feedback and patient referrals.

Patients have the opportunity to discuss topics of their choice, as well as ask the dentists any questions that they may encounter. Currently, the practice's Facebook and Twitter pages provide various topics and facts on Atlanta TMJ treatment, bridges, veneers and sedation, among many other engaging topics and announcements.

In addition to the practice's Facebook and Twitter, patients can view the practice's informative blog for Dr. Rozema, Atlanta, GA dentist, for additional information related to their oral health. Dr. Rozema actively contributes content related to dental health care to the practice's blog which can be accessed from the practice's website at http://www.rozemadds.com/blog.html.

Whether patients are looking for Sandy Springs TMJ treatment or cosmetic procedures, they turn to Dr. Donald Rozema for all of their dental care needs. Dr. Rozema's commitment to his patients, as well as his passion for delivering quality patient care keeps his practice at the forefront of dental procedures and techniques. Staying abreast of the latest trends and technologies, the practice's new social network is further proof of Dr. Rozema's commitment to enhance the experience for every patient she serves.

About Donald R. Rozema, DDS, PC: Dr. Donald Rozema is a solo practitioner with an emphasis on occlusion, crowns and bridges, cosmetics, sedation, TMJ, implant restoration and an array of other areas. Dr. Rozema maintains an esthetically focused comprehensive restorative practice in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a graduate of Baylor University and Creighton University School of Dentistry. He also completed a one year general practice residency in the Army followed by two additional years of active service as an Army Dentist. Dr. Rozema established his dental practice in Atlanta in 1974 and continues to maintain his passion for dentistry.

Media Contact:
Dr. Donald Rozema
contactus@rozemadds.com
300 West Wieuca Road
NE Building 2 Suite 210
Atlanta, GA 30342
(404) 252-4220
http://www.rozemadds.com

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