Open House Proves to be an Effective Way for Dentists to Communicate with the Community
Dental Practice "Toomajanian and Bowers" held an open house event earlier this month. The success of the event showed that patients are interested in communicating with their dentists more often than every six months. Building trust is important.
- Ann Arbor, MI (1888PressRelease) October 09, 2010 - Toomajanian and Bowers recently held their "Show Us Your Smile" open house. The event was an opportunity for current and potential patients of all ages to gather together at the dental practice located at 201 E Main Street.
Numerous attendees commented on the décor, high-tech equipment, and cleanliness of the office. "I never knew a dentist office could have such a home-like atmosphere. I'm truly impressed with the comfortable furniture, smiling staff and attractively decorated rooms of this beautiful office," noted one visitor.
Pre-registered and walk-in attendants were welcomed with tasty food, excellent music, relaxing chair massages and educational lessons on health and beauty. For the event, Doctors Laurie Toomajanian and Piiamari Bowers were both active in providing guests with information sessions about dental care and their practice. The doctors had their staff of friendly assistants and hygienists available for meeting with attendees, in addition to providing them with tours of the bright, welcoming office. Starbucks gift cards were passed out to the first twenty attendants for their enthusiasm. A drawing was also held for all to enter in which twelve lucky people won either: teeth whitening, electric toothbrushes, Starbucks gift cards, or gift baskets.
"Our practice has a foundation of integrity and high caliber care in a comforting and secure environment. Our reward is to realize the trust that has grown from a partnership of care between our team and our patients," Dr. Bowers explained.
This dental practice is taking an appointment which some may see as stressful and turning it into a comfortable, relaxed experience through education and relationship building. "Events like this are a unique way for both patients and us to congregate in a way other than a quick, routine trip to the office. It was very gratifying seeing our patients, along with other participants in a social environment," stated Dr. Bowers.
We would like to thank all who showed us their beautiful smiles and helped make the event a pleasurable way to spend a Friday afternoon in downtown Northville. To find out more about the practice and event, visit the Toomajanian and Bowers website page "Smile Northville" or go to their page on Facebook "Smile Northville".
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