Plainfield Dentist Boosts Patient Interaction by Introducing New Website, Twitter and Facebook

Dr. Justin A. Ahoyt, Plainfield dentist, invites patients to visit his revamped website and his new Facebook and Twitter accounts.

2012-08-02

PLAINFIELD, IL, August 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) In an effort to improve patient education and accessibility, Dr. Justin A. Ahoyt, Plainfield dentist, announces the launch of his re-designed dental practice website and new social media accounts. The new Ahoyt Family Dental website features an easy-to-navigate design, detailed descriptions of dental procedures, and a reviews page where patients are encouraged to leave their feedback. Additionally, Dr. Ahoyt hopes to reach Internet-savvy patients who are pressed for time with his new Facebook and Twitter accounts.

The rising demand for online patient educational materials prompted Dr. Ahoyt, Plainfield dentist, to expand his online presence. "In today's busy world, many people browse the Internet on their smartphones on the go or at work during their lunch break. Patients don't always have the time to search through different websites for procedural information. That's why we decided to collect all the necessary information on our website, Facebook, and Twitter. We want our patients to make informed decisions," stated Dr. Ahoyt.

Dr. Ahoyt's revamped website, http://www.ahoytfamilydental.com, now contains thorough procedural information, and a new layout optimized for faster browsing. Patients can follow his Twitter at https://twitter.com/#!/AhoytFDental and Like his Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ahoyt-Family-Dental/116270061792761 for office news, helpful article posts, special deals, events, and patient educational materials.

Whether patients desire whiter teeth, orthodontic treatment for children and adults, dental implants or other general and cosmetic dental procedures, Dr. Ahoyt, Plainfield dentist, offers high quality dental care in a family-friendly environment. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Ahoyt, please call (815) 436-3377. Dr. Ahoyt is committed to maintaining accessibility to his patients and educating them about dental procedures.

About Dr. Justin A. Ahoyt:
Dr. Ahoyt obtained his D.D.S. degree from the Indiana University School of Dentistry and now practices general dentistry in Plainfield at Ahoyt Family Dental. Dr. Ahoyt regularly participates in continuing education dental courses to stay up-to-date with the latest dental technology and techniques, ensuring that his patients continue to receive quality dental care. He is also participating in "Dentistry From The Heart" in September 2012, where he will provide free dental care to give back to the community. Dr. Ahoyt serves patients from Plainfield, Aurora, Naperville, Yorkville, Oswego, and other surrounding areas.

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