CINCINNATI, OH, July 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Stuart Levy, Cincinnati, OH dentist, is proud to share patient testimonials online through his practice's website. The testimonials were added to the interactive website to provide patients with an inside look to other patients' visits to Dr. Levy for dental treatments and procedures.
"Receiving praise form our patients is always very encouraging. The only reason I am in dentistry is because of my patients. It is an honor to continue to serve each and every one of my patients with the best in quality dental care they need and deserve. I look forward to hearing more from my patients so that I can continue to provide the same care they have always wanted," said Dr. Stuart Levy, cosmetic dentist in Cincinnati.
By sending in testimonials, or visiting one of the popular search engines-Yelp, Yahoo! and Google-patients can help Dr. Levy continue to provide the care they need and deserve. Dr. Stuart Levy, Cincinnati implant dentist, reads and looks over each testimonial in order to further expand his practice in a way that would be more beneficial for patients and their dental needs. From routine cleanings to implants in Cincinnati, patients continue to share their experiences with Dr. Levy and other patients.
One patient stated, "I want you to know that Vinnie and I just want to thank you all for great dental care! That's it! You are all professional and caring and personal at the same time. Who could ask for more?" By receiving this letter, Dr. Levy and his staff can continue to provide that same quality care they provided for this patient to all other patients. Each letter they receive helps them to grow their practice in all the right ways.
Another patient of Dr. Levy wrote, "Dr. Levy's entire staff is just amazing! I was absolutely petrified, but they helped me to overcome it. Dr. Levy, general dentist in Cincinnati, did extremely extensive work to save several of my teeth that were nearly beyond repair. You wouldn't even recognize me if you saw what my teeth looked like before he fixed them! I would highly recommend him to anyone needing a dentist. Dr. Levy is an amazing and unbelievably talented dentist."
To leave a testimonial, Dr. Stuart Levy, Cincinnati cosmetic dentist, encourages patients to send a letter to his office at any time. Patients can also visit the practice's Google or Yahoo! search sites to leave reviews as well. Dr. Levy looks forward to hearing more from his patients about their time spent in his office so that he can continue to provide the best care possible.
About Stuart Levy, DDS: Dr. Stuart Levy established his solo practice in 1987. He is a 1986 graduate of Ohio State University College of Dentistry with extensive training in procedures for patients needing cosmetic and restorative care. From dental prosthetics to dental implants to breakthrough natural dental materials and cosmetic improvements, Dr. Levy provides patients with the latest in modern dental technology and the best in quality care. Dr. Levy has earned credits in advanced aesthetics at Louisiana State University and in Occlusion/TMJ at the University of California at Los Angeles. In addition, he has received his certification in Invisalign invisible orthodontics and is a staff member at the Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati.
Media Contact:
Dr. Stuart Levy
drlevy@levysmiles.com
9608 Kenwood Road
Cincinnati, OH 45242
(513) 791-2009
http://www.levysmiles.com
Cincinnati, OH Dentist Shares Patient Testimonials Online Through Practice Website
Dr. Stuart Levy, cosmetic dentist in Cincinnati, invites patients to view previous patient testimonials for a boost in confidence before their next appointments.
2012-07-22
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[Press-News.org] Cincinnati, OH Dentist Shares Patient Testimonials Online Through Practice WebsiteDr. Stuart Levy, cosmetic dentist in Cincinnati, invites patients to view previous patient testimonials for a boost in confidence before their next appointments.