LITTLE ROCK, AR, February 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Blake Weber, experienced dentist in Little Rock, AR, is well-known for his commitment to maintaining the newest technologies available in order to better treat and communicate the importance of oral health to his patients. Now social-savvy patients can stay on top of the latest practice news, treatment options and dentistry trends by following their Little Rock cosmetic dentist on the popular social media site, Facebook.
With more than 800 million users, Facebook is undoubtedly a place that people are spending a great deal of time. Recognizing the potential reach Facebook could have for his practice, Dr. Weber, Little Rock dentist, launched his own professional Facebook page in order to better connect with his growing number of patients who use Facebook everyday to engage with the people and brands they are interested in.
More than 150 people and counting are currently fans of Dr. Weber's Facebook page. Fans of the page are notified about the practice's latest blog posts, such as information about dentures in Little Rock, and can also comment on Dr. Weber's wall. They can also read and leave patient reviews, request appointments, or sign up for the latest office promotions. To become a fan of Dr. Weber's Facebook page, patients can visit the practice's website for instant access.
"The introduction of our Facebook page has been a huge hit among our patients. Patients enjoy always being up-to-date with our office, and it's also a great way for our office to educate patients through our blog or simply let patients know when we are having a new promotion," said Dr. Weber, cosmetic dentist in Little Rock.
Dr. Weber has been practicing dentistry in Little Rock for more than 20 years. With an emphasis on cosmetic and reconstructive dentistry, he is a skilled dentist in a wide variety of services including dentures, teeth whitening, root canal therapy and veneers in Little Rock.
To learn more about Dr. Weber or treatments such as teeth whitening in Little Rock, patients can visit the practice's website at www.mylittlerockdentist.com. The website features pages of information about the practice, staff, and services, and patients can also request an appointment or download new patient forms.
About Blake H. Weber, D.D.S.:
Dr. Blake Weber has been practicing general dentistry for all ages in Little Rock for more than two decades. His practice is guided by a life philosophy of treating people with kindness, consideration, and honesty. This Little Rock dentist greatly enjoys restorative and cosmetic cases. He is skilled in a wide range of services with an emphasis on cosmetic and reconstructive dentistry. His commitment to his patients is one of providing the highest quality of dental care in a kind and considerate environment.
Media Contact:
Blake H. Weber, D.D.S.
contactus@mylittlerockdentist.com
7924 Cantrell Rd
Little Rock, AR 72227-2501
(501) 225-0113
http://www.mylittlerockdentist.com/
Social-Savvy Little Rock Dentist Creates Engaging Presence on Facebook
Little Rock, AR dentist, Dr. Blake Weber, has launched his practice's Facebook page to better connect, communicate and share with existing patients and other Facebook users in the Little Rock community.
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[Press-News.org] Social-Savvy Little Rock Dentist Creates Engaging Presence on FacebookLittle Rock, AR dentist, Dr. Blake Weber, has launched his practice's Facebook page to better connect, communicate and share with existing patients and other Facebook users in the Little Rock community.