Vannah E. Nantz, D.D.S. Receives the 2011 Talk of the Town Award
Vannah E. Nantz, D.D.S. has been named a recipient of the 2011 Customer Satisfaction Award for Excellence in Customer Care, presented by Talk of the Town News, Customer Care News and Celebration Media.
The award honors companies and professionals that provide excellent customer service, as reported by their customers through no-cost, user review websites. The reviews are analyzed by a team of researchers who calculate a star rating system based on these data, which determines a business’ award eligibility.
To determine 2011 award recipients, Celebration Media’s dedicated team of researchers spent more than 6,000 hours analyzing data from multiple websites that detailed customer’s experiences at organizations across the U.S. and Canada. Among the types of organizations and professionals eligible to receive these awards are hospitals, dentists, accountants, physical therapists, veterinarians, optometrists, insurance, chiropractors, lawyers, financial planners, restaurants, bakeries, event centers, home improvement companies, florists, spas, salons and mortgage companies, in addition to several other categories.
This is the third year Celebration Media, Talk of the Town and Customer Care News have honored companies with its Customer Satisfaction Award for Excellence in Customer Care.
For more information about the award or its sponsors, please contact CMUS and Talk of the Town News at 877-498-6405.
20 Year Anniversary
2011 marks the 20 year anniversary of Dr. Vannah Nantz’s general dental practice located in the historic district of Centerville. She purchased the practice in 1991 from retiring dentist, Dr. William C. Davis – the first dentist in Centerville.
I knew that I eventually wanted my own practice somewhere in the South Dayton area. When this opportunity came available I was on maternity leave with my first child. The practice was just the right size for me. I wasn’t interested in a large corporate type practice. I enjoy getting to know my patients and really talking to them. I could tell that this was the type of environment that Dr. Davis had created with his patients.
“Twenty years have flown by and it has been an incredible journey. I have no plans to retire any time soon. There is still so much to learn and it is still incredibly fun and challenging everyday. The patients make all of it worthwhile. When we can make them smile again or not be afraid to come to the dentist; then we know we have made a difference.”
