De Zavala Dental

Meet Our Dentist! Call 210-691-1333

Remove these doctors:
Rachel Lowery, DDS and Craig Long, DDS need to be removed from the meet the team

widget code for the reviews has been emailed to you. We would like this to be displayed on our home page under the Patient testimonials and request appointment form.

have the width of the reviews span across full width or the max width widget can go.

Please make all 3 forms on site have required fields for email and phone.

– Footer request appt form
– Contact page form
– testimonials form

Email past due $99 for web.

Spoke to Mike regarding the Bill that they have. There are confusions with regards to who’s hosting it. Domain was transferred to dentrix (Henry Schein) but still pointed to us for hosting. Client thought the whole time since June, it is hosted by Dentrix hence why he’s wondering why there is a bill. He’s basically paying 2 companies for hosting. Told him that they are the admin and that they are the one that didn’t update the dns. He will talk to them to get to the bottom of this and will get back to me.

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Email past due $99 for web.

Please create.

Please adjust navigation bar so that the main menu appears below the logo. Client would like to see the entire menu when in the viewport size that is attached.

1. Please add domain(s) to statuscake.com
2. Complete 301 Redirects
3. Setup Analytics & Reporting
4. Add following lines to end of robots.txt file:

User-agent: ia_archiver

Disallow: /

FLUSH CACHE in wordpress after the changes have been made.

Hi Dr. Blaess,

Congratulations! Your website is live and accessible to the public.

Please take a look at your initial website and let us know of any questions you might have. You can submit a ticket by going to your dashboard and filling out the form.

URL: http://dezavala-dental.com

If you would like to make any changes to your website, you can do so by logging into Control Panel and clicking on “Edit Your Website.” You may add/remove/edit/upload any pages that you may wish. The online editor is available to you 24/7 and we welcome any questions regarding how to use it.

Thank you and let me know if you have any questions!

Marvin
marvin.a@optimized360.com

Client emailed about site. Told them we are waiting for their WHOIS verification. I have had it resent to complete the domain transfer.

Dr. Rachel Lowery grew up in North Carolina but now considers Texas to be her home. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2006. She then moved to Texas and earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery while graduating with High Honors from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. She supports organized dentistry and is a member of the American Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, San Antonio District Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry, and Christian Medical and Dental Association.

Dr. Lowery’s interest in dentistry began as a teenager when braces transformed her smile and improved her self-esteem. Her passion is giving others a smile they want to show off as well. She provides gentle, caring dentistry and offers nitrous oxide and oral sedation. In their free time, Dr. Lowery and her husband enjoy traveling, playing tennis, being outdoors, cooking, watching sports, and spending time with their new baby and three dogs.

Dr. had given me the codes necessary to start.

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Nitrous Oxide
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing gas is used in the form of a gas during dental procedures. Once discontinued in the office setting, the gas is almost immediately dissipated from the body within seconds. There are no prolonged side effects when using Nitrous Oxide, and normal activity can be resumed post dental procedure. However, the main concern lies with the effects of local anesthesia, and caution should be geared towards prevention of lip, tongue, and cheek biting as instructed by the dentist.

Oral Sedation
You may a very light meal and water only the day of treatment
A responsible adult must drive the patient home, and remain with the patient until a full recovery from the anesthesia has occurred.
The patient should not drive a vehicle or operate any machinery for 24 hours following anesthesia.
Wear loose fitting clothing with sleeves which can be rolled up past the elbow & low-heeled shoes.
Contact lenses, jewelry, and dentures must be removed .
Do not wear lipstick or excessive makeup.
If you have an illness such as a cold, sore throat, stomach or bowel upset, please notify the office.
Please continue to take all routine oral medications.

After Tooth Extraction
After tooth extraction, it’s important for a blood clot to form to stop the bleeding and begin the healing process. That’s why we ask you to bite on a gauze pad for 30-45 minutes after the appointment. If the bleeding or oozing still persists, place another gauze pad and bite firmly for another 30 minutes. You may have to do this several times.

After the blood clot forms, it is important not to disturb or dislodge the clot as it aids healing. Do not rinse vigorously, suck on straws, smoke, drink alcohol or brush teeth next to the extraction site for 72 hours. These activities will dislodge or dissolve the clot and retard the healing process. Limit vigorous exercise for the next 24 hours as this will increase blood pressure and may cause more bleeding from the extraction site.

After the tooth is extracted you may feel some pain and experience some swelling. An ice pack or an unopened bag of frozen peas or corn applied to the area will keep swelling to a minimum.. To minimize swelling, apply an ice bag or a plastic bag or towel filled with ice cubes on the cheek in the area of surgery. Apply the ice continuously as much as possible for the first 36 hours. Take pain medications as prescribed. The swelling usually subsides after 48 hours. If it is difficult to eat please keep up your nutrition with healthy protein drinks.(not energy drinks)

Use the pain medication as directed. Call the office if the medication doesn’t seem to be working. If antibiotics are prescribed, continue to take them for the indicated length of time, even if signs and symptoms of infection are gone. Drink lots of fluid and eat nutritious soft food on the day of the extraction. You can eat normally as soon as you are comfortable.

It is important to resume your normal dental routine after 24 hours. This should include brushing and flossing your teeth at least once a day. This will speed healing and help keep your mouth fresh and clean.

After a few days you will feel fine and can resume your normal activities. If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain, continued swelling for 2-3 days, or a reaction to the medication, call our office immediately at 210-691-1333

Oral Hygiene

Mouth cleanliness is essential to good healing. Clean your mouth thoroughly after each meal beginning the day after surgery. Brush your teeth as best you can. Rinse with warm salt water (1/2 teaspoon of salt in a cup of warm water)upto six times a day. Continue this procedure until healing is complete.

REMEMBER: A clean wound heals better and faster.

Sutures

Sutures aresometimes placed the area of surgery to minimize post-operative bleeding and to help healing. Sometimes they become dislodged, this is no cause for alarm. Just remove the loosed suture from your mouth and discard it. Sometimes, dissolvable sutures are utilized during surgery. Othertimes, the sutures will be removed approximately one week after surgery by your dentist. The removal of sutures requires no anesthesia or needles. It takes only a minute or so, and there is no discomfort associated with this procedure. So it’s really nothing to worry about.

Extraction site

There will be a cavity where the tooth was removed. The cavity will gradually fill in with new tissue over the next month. In the mean time, the area should be kept clean especially after meals with salt water rinses or a toothbrush.

What is Snap-On Smile?
Thou it is not a Veneer. Snap-On Smile is a patented, easy and painless way to obtain a beautiful smile. It was invented by a dentist who realized that not everyone can afford thousands of dollars to get a Hollywood smile make-over. Dr. Blaess can now provide you with a Snap-On Smile that is thin and strong with the look of natural teeth. You can eat and drink with your Snap-On Smile. It’s easy to care for and can be a temporary or long term cosmetic solution. It’s available for upper and lower teeth. It is also a solution for patients that need a night-guard during the day.

Snap-On Smile’s unique, proprietary formula of hi-tech dental resin make it very thin yet extremely strong. It fits right over your own teeth to give you a beautiful, natural looking smile—even if you have stains, chips, gaps or missing teeth.

And for many people, Snap-On Smile can be life changing. It gives back the confidence to smile.
Getting a Snap-On Smile simply requires two, short, painless visits with no drilling, no shots and no change in tooth structure.

It is an excellent choice for:
• Gaps, crooked, stained or missing teeth
• Those who are not candidates for bridges or implants
• Anyone who would like a Hollywood smile without the expense and discomfort of complex and invasive dental procedures
• Anyone who has an old-fashioned removable partial denture and wants a beautiful, more comfortable alternative

It’s easy, it’s painless and you can start today
1. You pick the style and shade of your new smile
2. Your dentist takes an impression of your teeth
3. You come back in about three weeks for a final fitting and you wear your Snap-On Smile home

please change on first page the “oral Health” to Overall Health”

there are a few topics in “services” that I would like to list

Snap on Smile
Sleep Apnea and Snoring
Sensative Teeth

Oral Health topics:
Post Operative instructionsnfor Oral Surgery
Pre-op instructions for oral sedation

What Does Teeth Sensitivity Mean for Your Teeth?
Teeth sensitivity can mean significant pain and it often impacts daily activities, such as eating, drinking, and brushing your teeth. It can also lead to painful dentist office visits and procedures.

In healthy teeth, porous tissue called dentin is protected by your gums and by your teeth’s hard enamel outer layer. However, dentin can become exposed due to receding gums, fractured or chipped teeth or erosion. Microscopic holes in the dentin, called tubules, connect to the nerve, triggering pain when irritated by certain foods and beverages.

Causes of Sensitive Teeth

Brushing Too Hard: Brushing too hard or using a hard-bristled toothbrush can cause gum recession and root exposure over time.
Acidic Foods: Eating acidic foods and beverages on a regular basis can cause enamel to erode, increasing the likelihood of sensitivity.
Bleaching
Tooth Decay- a sensitivity to sweets only is often an indication you might have a cavity starting
Tooth grinding, or bruxism, can lead to a sensitive tooth or teeth. Not only can the act of grinding itself cause a sensitive tooth, but chronic grinding can wear away tooth enamel and expose tiny tubules that lead to the nerves in the inner part of the tooth.
Ways to relieve the Sensitivity
Fluoride helps protect against tooth sensitivity by strengthening tooth enamel. Look for toothpaste and mouth rinses that contain fluoride. Stannous fluoride is particularly good for treating sensitive teeth. Dr Blaess recommends Mi paste for daily use and a tray delivery method works best.
Gum Surgery may be needed to fix gum recession
Filling may be needed
If you grind your teeth at night, call us about a mouth guard.

It’s time to recognize there’s a lot more to snoring that could keep you up at night.
Sleep-related dental problems such as GERD (heartburn/acid reflux) and bruxism (teeth grinding) may be signs of more serious health risks including stroke, heart disease, arrhythmias and esophageal cancer. Plus, there are proven links between lack of sleep and a host of problematic symptoms including depression, memory loss, hypertension and weight gain.

TAP Sleep Care from Airway Management effectively treats the full spectrum of sleep-disordered breathing, offering you a holistic, more intelligent approach to your well-being that can dramatically improve your quality of life.

Contacted Henry Shine to change A record

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Hi LaCresha,

My name is Marvin and I have been working with Dr. Blaess (cc’d on this email) in updating her website. We are working on getting her new website live on her domain (dezavala-dental.com).

I was hoping to see if you are able to change her domain’s A Record in the meantime to get her site live. Please let me know if you are able to help me so I can provide you with the proper IP for the A Record.

Thanks!

Asked if there was anything else before going live.

Talked To dr. (task) will have another phone conference with her on Monday 1:30 pm to discuss going live.

Please set up homepage so client can only edit text section: “Dr. Irene Blaess & Associates
De Zavala Dental specializes in…”
Place code for featured services section on back end. Client edited page and caused errors. Please fix.

She would like to know if can add 3 more boxes on featured services, homepage.
Had other questions but didn’t explain during my call.
Mentioned to her we can go live and she can still make edits afterwards.

Please call Dr. Blaess at 12:15pm at the office. Dr is expecting a call. She started using it but had some issues.

Change the Paragraph Style for the inners to helvetica.

Please adjust the 9 boxes in order and with the correct text as what was originally on the design draft.

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Doctor was concerned about the content and was wondering why there was content there without her being involved. Told her that it’s content we load based on their practice and that this is the time where we talk about editing/adding/deleting content. Assured them that I am not leaving them hanging and that I am here to help them get their site up.

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Hi Dr. Blaess,

It was great talking to you and I apologize if things were not clear. This stage is the portion where we talk about the content and what needs to be adjusted.

Just so that the site didn’t look too sparse/blank I loaded content from our library that I felt would fit appropriately and took some content from your existing site (bios and press articles) to help fill out your site more.

We can definitely adjust the content with your direction!

Here is a link for our video library, let me know which specific procedures you would want. (http://optimized360.com/patient-education-videos/)

Here is a link to our entire library for content. (http://360companysites.com/)

For your convenience here are quick links to the content I feel is more pertinent to your practice.

http://360companysites.com/specialty/cosmetic-dentistry/
http://360companysites.com/specialty/dentistry-others/
http://360companysites.com/specialty/general-dentistry/
http://360companysites.com/specialty/pediatric-dentistry/
http://360companysites.com/specialty/periodontics/

If it helps, you can let me know “Marvin I want the entire Cosmetic Dentistry library” instead of listing out the individual procedures. Whichever way is easier for you!

Also, I will adjust the 9 boxes the way we had it on our draft.

Please let me know if I missed anything or you have any other concerns. I assure you that I will do my best to help you every step of the way in getting your site the way you want it!

Hello Dr. Blaess,

Thank you again for working together with me on designing your website. Your website is currently password protected and is not viewable to the public until you approve to do so. To view your site you will need to first login to your control panel. Please follow the instructions below to do so:

LOGGING IN

Login via your member login page: www.360controlpanel.com

Username (your domain): irene.blaess@gmail.com

If this will be your 1st time logging in, please go to “forgot password”. You will receive the instructions to reset it via your email on file which I have confirmed: irene.blaess@gmail.com

MAKING CHANGES

If you would like to make any changes to your website, you can do so by logging into Control Panel and clicking on “Edit Your Website.” You may add/remove/edit/upload any pages that you may wish. The online editor is available to you 24/7 and we welcome any questions regarding how to use it.

Thank you and let me know if you have any questions!

Hi Dr. Blaess!

Just an updated, your site is done being coded by our development team. We are currently double checking everything through our Quality Control. You should receive a notification by Tuesday to look at the website!

I hope you have a great weekend and feel free to contact me if you have any questions!

Please make attached section as part of the front-page.php instead of editable within Word Press control panel.

See “in the media page” the BG stops at a certain height, please fix.

Hi Brijesh,

Please adjust the background of the jotform. This happens on the Contact Us and Testimonial page

via email. With promise to change the family photo after dev.

Hi Dr. Blaess,

I went ahead and made the changes to the dentures picture and the lanap picture. Let me know if we are ready to go to develop the site! Still waiting on your new family photo, but I would like to push for us to start coding your site and replace the photo once we are done developing.

Let me know what you think!

Just changing pictures. Wants to approve on friday. Waiting on her to give me photos.

Hello Dr. Blaess,

Here is the draft updated with your feedback! Let me know what you think!

HI Dr. Blaess,

I know you asked me if you could provide me pictures for the next adjustment, but I just wanted to get the ball rolling with the adjustment. Here is an updated draft based on your feedback. I did try to enlarge most of the font sizes. The navigation menu size was set the same due to no width space. I assure you that text appears smaller in drafts. In comparison to your site, the menu font size is actually larger than your current menu font size.

As for your logo, I did my best to recreate it since the one I got off of your site became blurry as I enlarged it.

In order to fit the 9 boxes, i rearranged the layout a little bit and condensed the text into the box. I know you wanted yellow as the text, but it was not readable – so I used one box as a one off to show you what a yellow overlay would look like. The general idea is for this section is to have a hover effect. The 2nd picture (where braces text would be) would be what the box would look like when hovered on with your mouse. Overall, we typically do not recommend more than 4 boxes, but I did try to find a solution that was the most readable.

You might question why we used a smiling family for “Emergency Pain Control”, but that is so that the images as a whole are consistent. We wouldn’t want all 8 pictures to be happy and 1 random picture to be of someone in pain.

Sent email:

Hi Dr. Blaess, I got your review!

By lighter version, we mean the green tea colored one, correct?

Hi Dr. Blaess,

Also, take a look at the design with this link Link 1

And click on the image so that it zooms all the way. This is how it would look in your browser — Let me know if you need the text to still be larger.

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Not this color—The one that matches the green umbrella in the background(brighter)

Sent from my iPhone

Yes the text needs to be larger-The smallest font should be about the size of the font under the boxes-logo is too small , The phone number needs to be much bigger and standout-there needs to be a tag line by it ” call now”–the phone number needs to be the bright yellow of the background.

Sent from my iPhone

** not the green tea — the grassy looking color
** smallest font should be that of them boxes and increasing and proportion from there on
** The phone number should be in bright yellow–as well as the writing under the boxes–use the yellow in the umbrella in the background for color sample.
** rearrange the order of the boxes as indicated…The Hispanic family picture needs to be first not the older couple– can I send some pictures to use?

Hi Dr. Blaess,

I apologize for the delay!

Here is a draft based on our conversation on the phone. We tried to incorporate the fresh palette you described while also having your brand’s dark brown. It is a bit disjointed scheme-wise, but we tried to pull it together with the Riverwalk photo.

Just in case, I also included a draft where we replaced the “mint” with a more “green tea” green. Let me know what you think.

Hi Dr. Blaess,

Sorry for the delay, I should have a design for you by Friday!

They are a general dentist. They do implants and extensive extractions as well. They like smilelinedentistry.com.

They mentioned “riverwalk” (http://www.bigstockphoto.com/image-3940226/stock-photo-san-antonio-riverwalk) which is a landmarker for locals.

The community is very family orientated and very military. They would like a section for “Dentistry & Diabetes”. Their logo is how the name is typeset on the current site.

They would like to keep to that brown they have as their current branding — but they would like a bright inviting site. They mentioned “fresh pallette” – like a minty green.

The locals are a little behind the times so a super contemporary site would not be advised.

Kimberly said that the Dr. wont be in and would be better to reach her cell instead.

LM on cell and emailed.

Welcome to De Zavala Dental

http://dezavala-dental.com/index.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/team.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/media.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/new_pats.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/services.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/pay_ops.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/appointment.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/hours.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/testimonials.html
http://dezavala-dental.com/contact.html

GD, their list of services are in the DQ notes below.

Your Name irene Blaess
Desired Domain(s) www.dezavala-dental.com
Practice Address (as you would like for it to appear on your website) Street Address: 5999 DeZavala Road Suite 122

City: San Antonio
State / Province: TX
Postal / Zip Code: 78249
Country: United States
Practice Telephone (210) 691-1333
E-mail for Patients dezavala-dental@gmail.com
Color 1 #3fed2c
Color 2 #20dff3
Color 3 #e9ef4e

Ethnicity Caucasian
Hispanic
Age Group Children
Teen
Young Adult
Middle Age
Demographic Business Professional
Free-for-Service
Choose Your File(s) San_Antonio_Riverwalk.jpg
Comments for Your Designer **I want a site that is both to attract new patients and for patient retension.
*** SAN ANTONIO’S LIKE THE SAN ANTONIO FEEL — SO ATTACHED SOME IMAGES FOR BACKGROUND
** The city is 60% hispanic

**services we preform:
implants,
Invisalign,
braces,
natural dentures,
Lanap and Lapip lazer Gum Disease Therapy
Digital X-Ray
Emergency Dental Care
Mouth Guards
Night Guards
Oral Cancer Screening
Periodontal / Gum Disease Treatment
TMJ, TMJD and TMD Treatment
Cosmetic Dentistry
Brite Smile Teeth Whitening
White Fillings
Zoom! Teeth Whitening
Bridges
Crowns
Comfort/ sedation Dentistry
Nitrous Oxide Comfort Dentistry
Oral Medication Comfort Dentistry
extractions( including wisdom teeth)

Hello Dr. Blaess and Mike,

Welcome to Optimized360!

My name is Marvin and I will be the designer working with you every step of the way, starting from concept to going live! I had a quick meeting with Danny this afternoon to discuss your account and review the notes you initially had.

Please take a few minutes to fill out our design questionnaire below. This should give me a general idea of what we need to incorporate into the design.

*Please Login to Control Panel (www.360controlpanel.com)
*(Feel free to contact me if you need any assistance logging in)

user: irene.blaess@gmail.com
pw: 360_ireneblaess

You can find the Design Questionnaire in the welcome box.

After I receive your questionnaire and your availability for a phone conference, I will contact you at that time and discuss any other design elements you would like to see. If at anytime from now up until our phone conference that you find any websites, dental related or not, that you like — let me know so that we can discuss it during our conference.

I look forward to working on this design with you. 

– Will be working with both Dr. Blaess & her husband Mike. PLEASE CC him in all communication.
They are extremely nice and wants the site done sooner so they will be very responsive.
– Current site is with Dentrix (henry schein) – will need to transfer domain.
– add Pt videos (integrate on each page based on procedures
– do 301 redirect
– they have pt forms on the site and also patient portal links to carry over (may cancel patient portal with dentrix but just carry link over)

– send email intro by end of the day for them to fill out. I’ve instructed them to put in the comment a day/time to do phone interview after submission.

Their login below, please include this for them to access

www.360ControlPanel.com
user: irene.blaess@gmail.com
pw: 360_ireneblaess

Website: $2,000 + $50/m
Mobile: $1000 + $29/m
Video: $20/m
Ownership: $1,000

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Called. Finally got a hold of the dr. She was driving but it was a good time. She apologized for not getting back to me, been busy.
Dr wants a custom website makeover cause current site needs a lot of help. She wants the site to be clean, modern and navigational which is what I had brought up before she mentioned it. She stated that we are meeting eye to eye and understand what she expects out of this site. Dr stated that she is currently with Henry Schein but wants to cancel the website with them but they are trying to keep her but she refuses to stay with them. Based on what she said, they won’t release her domain which i told her she does own it cause many patients have switched over to us and we ahve worked on transferring it over. I believe the dr was confused with the website ownership which is what they meant she does not own. They tried referring her to a management company to develop the website but she wants to work with a company like ours. Dr request to send some of our work so she can get an idea on the quality of our work. Sent dr info. VERY HOT LEAD. call to f/u in a few days.

To this address:18160 San Pedro Ave Ste. 104
San Antonio, TX 78232

Called. went straight to voicemail. LM. Sent her an email as well