Win Cool Prizes for Referring Patients to Union, Ontario Invisalign Pro

Dr. Arun Rajasekaran, a Markham and Union, Ontario Invisalign expert, announces current contests at his office, Liberty Orthodontic Centre.

2012-03-05

MARKHAM AND UNION, ON, March 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Unionville Invisalign specialist Dr. Arun Rajasekaran and his staff are proud of the fact that clients routinely refer friends and family to Liberty Orthodontic Centre.

Patient referrals are a vote of confidence in the practice, and Rajasekaran and his team enjoy seeing new patients who they can help to achieve an ideal smile, says Marketing Coordinator Laura Lindsay.

Whether patients are searching for more general orthodontics and braces or a specific teeth straightening procedure such as Invisalign, referrals are an indicator of how well the office serves its patients, Rajasekaran says.

It seems appropriate to thank patients for helping their friends and family make an educated choice to visit Liberty Orthodontic Centre, says Lindsay, who came up with the contest. Patients who refer friends and family to the office for a consultation are entered to win the highly coveted Beats By Dr. Dre Solo Headphones.

The contest runs through May 31, Lindsay says, adding that the next contest will be announced in June. Follow the office's Facebook and YouTube pages to be kept in the loop.

"Social media is an easy way for our patients to remain up-to-date on new and interesting happenings in our office, and to ask any questions they might have," Lindsay says.

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Call (905) 948-8556 to schedule an appointment, or visit Dr. Arun's website for more information about Markham orthodontic treatment.

Dr. Arun Rajasekaran earned his dental degree from Columbia University in 2003. He went on to complete his orthodontic specialty and earn a master's degree at the University of Detroit Mercy in 2006.

Website: http://www.libertyortho.ca

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