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Atlanta Cosmetic Dentist Encourages Patients To Leave Reviews

Dr. Donald Rozema, Atlanta dentist, asks patients to write reviews of their experiences at his practice.

2012-07-01
ATLANTA, GA, July 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) To further expand his practice, and offer patients an inside look into what previous patients think about their dental care, Dr. Donald Rozema, Atlanta cosmetic dentist, encourages his patients to leave online reviews via Google. By leaving reviews, patients offer Dr. Rozema another way to improve his practice, and instill a sense of confidence in many of his patients.

When patients leave reviews, they can inform Dr. Rozema, Atlanta dentist, of what they enjoyed and what they may want to see changed. New patients can also view the Google reviews to gain the confidence they might need knowing that their experience can be the same as the patients' leaving reviews.

"With Google reviews I now know how my patients' experiences at my office were. By leaving reviews I can improve my practice by making suggested changes, or continue to provide the same quality care my patients love and deserve. I look forward to reading further patient reviews to help improve my practice and care they receive," said Dr. Donald Rozema, Atlanta family dentist.

One patient of Dr. Rozema's stated, "I can't say enough about the care I receive in this office-the staff exhibits a genuinely caring attitude. They are always welcoming, warm and friendly, and I have deep confidence in Dr. Rozema. I have had several procedures performed by Dr. Rozema over the years, and I have always been satisfied with the results."

The same patient went on to say, "I am also aware of the many hours Dr. Rozema devotes to professional learning, both as a teacher and as a student. This continued devotion to new ideas and techniques is a positive sign of the type of care patients can expect to receive from him. When it came time to have implants, it was a 'no-brainer.' Just go with the best."

With these reviews, Dr. Rozema, dentist in Atlanta, can continue to provide his patients with the same quality dental care they love and desire. Dr. Rozema looks forward to reading his patients' reviews of his staff and practice, and looks forward to continuing to provide each patient-new and current-with the same exceptional dental care he always has.

To further expand on his patients' experiences while in his office, Dr. Rozema, dentist in Sandy Springs, GA, is pleased to introduce Heather, his new dental hygienist. Heather joins Dr. Rozema and his dedicated staff to help provide patients with the best dental treatment available for the maintenance of a healthy smile all year long.

From general and cosmetic dentistry, to TMJ treatment in Atlanta, Dr. Donald Rozema and his team of dedicated dental professionals are committed to providing the best in available dental care for their patients of all ages. Further proof of their dedication and commitment can be seen through the practice's Google reviews page.

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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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Cosmetic Dentist Encourages Patients To Leave Reviews
Dr. Donald Rozema, Atlanta dentist, asks patients to write reviews of their experiences at his practice.