Birmingham, MI Dentist Reaches Out to Patients Through Facebook and Blog

Dr. Justin Newingham, dentist in Bloomfield Hills, is using Facebook and his practice's blog to inform and educate his patients.

2012-07-05

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI, July 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Justin Newingham, Birmingham, MI dentist, is excited to be using his practice's Facebook page and blog to communicate with his patients online. He hopes his increased online presence will help to encourage his patients to interact with his practice and learn more about dentistry and how to best take care of their personal oral health.

"I'm excited that our practice is using Facebook to increase our online presence. I know that the majority of our patients utilize Facebook to communicate with their friends and I'm happy that we are able to reach our patients in this way. I hope all of our patients will take the time to "like" our Facebook page," said Dr. Newingham, dentist in Bloomfield Hills.

Patients who "like" the practice's Facebook page will receive updates on dental implants in Bloomfield Hills and other dental topics as well as general updates on the practice. Patients can also write questions and comments on the practice's wall.

In addition, Dr. Newingham and his staff are also maintaining a dental blog. The blog is designed to inform patients of the Birmingham cosmetic dentist about various dental topics and issues. Dr. Newingham believes that the more educated a patient is, the better chance they have of maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Because of this, the blog posts are full of educational material that will help his patients become better informed.

To learn more, patients are encouraged to visit Dr. Newingham's comprehensive dental website at http://www.dentistbloomfieldhills.com.

About Newingham Dental Center: Dr. Justin Newingham took over a pre-existing practice (The Beautiful Smile) that maintained 35 years in dentistry. Recently, he changed the name from The Beautiful Smile to Newingham Dental Center. Dr. Newingham received his under-graduate degree from Albion College and his Doctorate in Dental Surgery degree from the University of Michigan. He has completed the mastery continuum at Spear Education, a world-renowned post-doctoral school for advanced dentistry, and currently serves as a mentor on staff at the school in Arizona. Dr. Newingham also graduated from the Kois Center, another prestigious school, located in Seattle, Washington and is in the process of becoming a mentor there as well. The esthetic results Dr. Justin Newingham achieves on anything from a small filling to a large full-mouth reconstruction are nothing short of world-class.

Media Contact:
Dr. Justin Newingham
DrN@newinghamcenter.com
50 West Big Beaver, Suite 240
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
(248) 644-1810
http://www.dentistbloomfieldhills.com

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