SAN JOSE, CA, April 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) To further communicate upcoming events and happenings in the office, Dr. Wesley Yemoto, San Jose cosmetic dentist, has created an advanced social network for increased communication with patients. In addition, patients can also view new educational information through the practice's Facebook, Twitter and blog.
With the introduction of these social media channels, patients can now access more personalized information, as well as learn more about other patients' experiences with Dr. Yemoto, San Jose dentist, and his team of dental professionals. By visiting the practice's Facebook and Twitter accounts, patients will find valuable up-to-date dental information whenever they login.
"To share upcoming events and happenings, in addition to important educational information, we have launched our interactive social networking websites. By joining out network, our patients will receive updated information about our practice, as well as valuable dental health care information," said Dr. Wesley Yemoto, dentist in San Jose.
Patients can access Dr. Yemoto's Facebook and Twitter via the practice's website. With the introduction of Facebook, patients can now interact with other patients, share their experiences and ask questions regarding their dental health. Additionally, patients have the opportunity to discuss topics of their choice, as well as ask Dr. Yemoto, cosmetic dentist in San Jose, and his team any questions they may encounter throughout their day.
Additionally, Dr. Yemoto is also pleased to announce his new, educational practice blog, which is linked with the practice's social media websites - Facebook and Twitter. The blog was created to promote dental awareness as a vital part of a person's healthy lifestyle, and can be accessed via the practice's website or by visiting http://www.almadenvalleycosmeticdentistry.com/blog.html. Here, patients will find a variety of articles and topics including dental news, advancements in dental technology and treatment, such as San Jose Invisalign, practical dental health advice and updates from Dr. Yemoto.
Patients looking for the best in quality dental care and services including Invisalign and dental implants in San Jose, turn to Dr. Wesley Yemoto for care they can trust. The introduction of Facebook and Twitter accounts for Dr. Yemoto further demonstrates his continual commitment to providing the highest level of dental care through patient education and advanced technology.
About Wes Yemoto, DDS: Dr. Wesley Yemoto has been providing patients with exceptional dental care for almost 30 years. He graduated from Georgetown University School of Dentistry with a doctorate in dental surgery, and remains committed to continuing education. By learning new techniques and adopting new technologies, Dr. Yemoto ensures his patients receive the best dental care available, no matter what their need is. He is a member of the American Dental Association and is committed to creating the smiles patients have always wanted, as well as building long-lasting relationships with them.
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Dr. Wesley P. Yemoto, DDS
contactus@almadenvalleycosmeticdentistry.com
4860 Cherry Avenue, Suite F
San Jose, CA 95118
(408) 266-9957
http://www.almadenvalleycosmeticdentistry.com/
San Jose Cosmetic Dentist Shares Important Dental Health Care Information With Patients Through New Features
Dr. Wesley Yemoto, San Jose dentist, invites patients to join the practice's newly developed social networking sites - Facebook and Twitter.
2012-04-21
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[Press-News.org] San Jose Cosmetic Dentist Shares Important Dental Health Care Information With Patients Through New FeaturesDr. Wesley Yemoto, San Jose dentist, invites patients to join the practice's newly developed social networking sites - Facebook and Twitter.