Highland Ranch Orthodontist Uses Social Media To Reach Out To Patients

Dr. Paul Rocke is using Facebook, Twitter and a blog to communicate with his patients online

2013-01-06

HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO, January 06, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Paul Rocke, Littleton orthodontist, is happy to be using social media to help communicate with his patients online. By using his practice's Twitter and Facebook accounts and a practice blog, he hopes to increase his practice's online presence and make it easier for his patients to interact with his practice on the Internet.

"I am very happy that our practice is utilizing social media to communicate with patients on the Internet. I know that many of our patients use these services on a daily basis and I am glad our practice is now available on social media. I hope that all of our patients will take a few minutes to 'like' use on Facebook and follow our Twitter account," said Dr. Rocke, orthodontist in Highland Ranch.

Dr. Rocke and his staff are using the Facebook account to post updates on the practice as well as links to helpful dental content on the web. Patients that 'like' the practice on Facebook are also able to post questions and comments on the page. Someone from the practice will be able to respond to the comment shortly thereafter.

The twitter page is being used in a similar way. Any patients that follow the account will receive updates on the practice and links to content, including blog posts that are posted on the practice's website. Patients are able to follow the Twitter account at @HROrthodontic.

To learn more about Dr. Rocke, his staff or any of the services provided at his Highlands Ranch practice, patients are encouraged to visit the practice's comprehensive dental website that can be found at http://www.rockeortho.com.

About Rocke Orthodontics: Owned and operated by Dr. Paul Rocke, Rocke Orthodontics provides braces, Invisalign and Invisalign Teen to create beautiful and functional smiles for children, teens and adults. Dr. Paul Rocke is a Premier Provider of Invisalign, having treated more than 200 Invisalign patients. Conveniently located in the Highlands Ranch Healthcare Plaza, Rocke Orthodontics utilizes the latest orthodontic appliances available including Invisalign, Invisalign Teen, functional appliances to correct jaw problems, clear braces, traditional metal braces and recommends mouth guards for all contact sports. Dr. Rocke participates in many hours of continuing education programs each year to ensure that he is able to provide the most up to date and effective treatment to his Highland Ranch patients.

Media Contact:
Dr. Paul Rocke
rockeortho@hotmail.com
200 W. County Line Rd. Suite 340
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
(303) 730-7002
http://www.rockeortho.com

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