Avondale Dentist Uses Social Media to Communicate With Patients

Dr. Thihan Phan, dentist in Avondale, AZ, has been using Facebook, Twitter and other social networks to reach out to her patients.

2012-09-01

AVONDALE, AZ, September 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Thihan Phan, Goodyear dentist, has been utilizing social media to increase her practice's online presence and increase her interactions with her patients online. Patients that "like" her practice's Facebook page will receive updates and be able to communicate with Dr. Phan and her staff.

"I am excited that our practice has jumped into the world of social media. I know that many of our patients use these services on a daily basis and I'm glad that we are now able to join the conversation. I hope many of our patients will take the time to 'like' us on Facebook and follow our Twitter account," said Dr. Phan, Avondale dentist.

Dr. Phan and her staff use the Facebook page to post various updates on the practice as well as helpful facts and videos related to dentistry. By liking the page, patients will be able to receive these updates and can post questions and comments on the wall of the page.

Dr. Phan and her staff also are maintaining a Twitter account and have a channel on YouTube. These accounts are used to provide educational information about updates on the practice to patients of the Goodyear cosmetic dentist. By following or subscribing to these accounts, patients will be alerted to any new posts or tweets.

To learn more about Dr. Phan, her staff or any of the dental services provided at her practice, patients are encouraged to visit her comprehensive dental website at http://www.paloverdedentistry.com. Patients will find all the information they need at this website.

About Palo Verde Dentistry: Since 2009, Palo Verde Dentistry has been owned and operated by Dr. Thihan Phan. Originally from San Diego, Dr. Phan received her bachelor's degree at the University of California, San Diego. She then attended Creighton University School of Dentistry and, upon graduation, served as Captain in the Dental Corp of the United States Air Force at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas. There she had additional advanced training in all areas of dentistry including reconstructive, cosmetic, implant, surgery and orthodontic dentistry. After the Air Force she moved to the Phoenix metro area where she currently continues to provide quality dental care in a private practice setting. After more than 10 years in dentistry, she established Palo Verde Dentistry in hopes of providing a fresh approach to patient care that are both professionally rewarding to her and personally satisfying for her patients.

Media Contact:
Dr. Thihan Phan
contactus@paloverdedentistry.com
3400 N. Dysart Rd. G125
Avondale, AZ 85392
(623) 322-9215
http://www.paloverdedentistry.com

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

South Elgin Dentist Features Online New Patient Services on His Website

2012-09-01

Dr. Rick Brar, South Elgin cosmetic dentist, is excited to be able to provide helpful new patient information as a part of his practice's dental website. He hopes that the new patients services makes visiting his practice simple and easy for patients that are coming in for their first appointment with Dr. Brar. "I'm very glad that our practice is being more accessible to new patients with these services. I'm confident that we offer a great level of service at our practice and any new patients will be extremely satisfied with their experience here. I'm looking forward ...

Virginia Beach Dentist Makes Online Appointment Scheduling Easy

2012-09-01

Dr. Michael Fernandez, dentist in Virginia Beach, is pleased to be making online appointment scheduling simple and easy at his practice. By using the online appointment request form found on his website, patients can now schedule appointments with Dr. Fernandez without ever having to even pick up the phone. "I'm glad that our practice is able to make it easy to schedule appointments online. We try to make things as simple as possible for our patients and I think this is a great example of that. I hope that many of our patients will begin to use this service to ...

1st Class Medical Corporate Supporter of 11th Annual Austin Jay Fund Memorial Golf Tournament

2012-09-01

The 11th Annual Austin Jay Fund Memorial Golf Tournament took place on Sunday August 26th, 2012. It was held at Coyote Creek Golf Course in Fort Lupton, Colorado. The tournament raised over $10,000 which will be added to more than $200,000 that this fund has raised over the years. The money has been donated to the neurology department at Denver's Children's Hospital. The fund was inspired by Austin Jay, a boy born with Bilateral Schizencephaly, a condition characterized by abnormal development in the hemispheres of the brain. It's a rare disease and research funding is ...

Lloyd's Auto Specialties Launches New Website

2012-09-01

Lloyd's Auto Specialties recently launched its new website at www.lloydsdetailing.com. The website is designed to provide current customers with information about services and offerings while educating potential clients about the company. Lloyd's offers auto detailing, auto body repair in Carlsbad, and more to San Diego auto owners. The new site features a bold, modern design that is easy to navigate. Site visitors can access information about the company in a variety of different pages including: auto detailing, auto body repairs, services, testimonials, online specials, ...

Software Developer iSkysoft Studio Redesigns Site to Offer a More User Friendly Experience

2012-09-01

As technology continues to advance, an increasing number of people are looking for newer, more efficient ways to store data and utilize various forms of multimedia. In order to back up DVDs or convert videos to different file types, extra software is needed. But it is important the software is from a reliable source and will in no way harm a person's computer or media files. To date, more than four million customers have turned to iSkysoft Studio to find the most advanced solutions for multimedia conversions and DVD backups. iSkysoft products generally fall into ...

Diabetes and the Eyes

2012-09-01

If you have diabetes, you may have already been told that it can cause eye problems and potentially lead to blindness. Attending regular check-ups with an experienced ophthalmologist is important in order to control the impact your diabetes has on your eyesight. An ophthalmologist can help you keep minor problems minor, and detect any major problems in their early stages, when they are more easily treatable. Blindness from the effects of diabetes on the eye cannot almost always be prevented with early treatment. Preventing Major Diabetes-Related Eye Problems You ...

Rear-End Car Accident? Learn More About Liability in Oregon Car Crashes

2012-09-01

Liability is a very important concept following a car accident. The person who "carries the liability" (or his or her insurer) has to pay for the property damage and injuries that result from the crash. To put it simply, the one who carries the liability made some mistake that caused the accident. Legally speaking, making such a mistake is called "negligence." To be found negligent, a party must have a duty (in this case, to drive safely), must have breached that duty (by speeding, being distracted, etc.), and the breach of this duty must have caused ...

If Divorce Is In Your Future, Think Twice Before Snooping On Your Spouse

2012-09-01

In the information age, there is an electronic record of almost every aspect of our lives. If you're contemplating divorce, or if you're already in the middle of one, the temptation to secretly check up on your spouse on the computer can be powerful. Yet, if you're not careful, you might be running abreast of privacy or even computer hacking laws. This could jeopardize your footing in the divorce, and may even lead to fines or jail time. When it comes to electronic snooping, particularly in new media like Facebook and Twitter, the laws on privacy are murky at best. ...

California Nursing Home Advocates Expose Reports of Fraud and Neglect

2012-09-01

As the average age of the American population increases, we have become more aware from media reports and family experiences of the potential for elder abuse. Whether an elderly person is subjected to abuse or neglect in a nursing home or victimized by financial fraud, the people and institutions that commit such actions are subject to legal action and compensatory or punitive damages. Surprise inspections of California nursing homes by the state Department of Justice's "Operation Guardians" program have recorded a range of safety and health problems at institutions ...

Two Recent West Virginia Coal Mining Fatalities Caused by Equipment

2012-09-01

The daily perils faced by West Virginia coal miners range from equipment-related accidents to violations of highwall safety standards and other coal mining safety rules. Whatever type of risk leads to a coal mining accident, serious injuries and fatalities to miners are far too often the result. Two recent coal mining fatalities in West Virginia suddenly doubled this year's list of mining deaths. The mining accidents happened only a few days apart under tragically similar circumstances. The first occurred on July 27 at Coal River Mining's Fork Creek No. 10 mine in ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

“Molecular bodyguard” helps infections persist

Japan’s first nationwide survey highlights gaps in patient engagement for allergy research

World’s first pig-to-human liver xenotransplant in a living recipient reported in the Journal of Hepatology

The Lancet: Tens of thousands of children aged under five suffering acute malnutrition in Gaza, recent estimates suggest

Prostate testing may not target those most likely to benefit, warn experts

Global analysis shows hidden damage from men’s alcohol use

DRI recognizes Ashley Cornish as the 2025 Peter B. Wagner Memorial Award Winner for Women in Atmospheric Sciences

Unlocking the blueprint for a powerful plant-based drug

Bringing modern science to vitamin biology: Isha Jain wins NIH Transformative Research Award

University of Houston scientists learn that rare bacterium ‘plays dead’ to survive

Introduced animals change how island plants spread, new global study finds

Mayo Clinic researchers discover ‘traffic controller’ protein that protects DNA, and may help kill cancer cells

Protein sidekick exhibits dual roles in stress granule assembly and disassembly

New hope for MS

Kennesaw State professor receives grant to study cancer origins

Pain and antidepressant drug combo linked to increased seizure risk in older adults

Cancer researchers shape new strategies for immunotherapy

Physical exercise can ‘train’ the immune system

Calm red brocket deer can learn to "Come" and other commands - but the flightiest, most restless individuals struggle

China, the world's largest tea producer, is predicted to experience increases in land suitable for tea-growing under climate change, with the overall range shifting northwards, per AI modeling study

Composing crews for Mars missions

Early humans butchered elephants using small tools and made big tools from their bones

1,000-year-old gut microbiome revealed for young man who lived in pre-Hispanic Mexico

Bears and pandas in captivity develop significantly different gut microbiomes compared to their wild counterparts, and giant pandas in particular have less diverse microbiomes than their wild counterp