BELLAIRE, TX, June 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Karisha Madden, dentist in West University and the surrounding areas, is helping her patients understand the importance of good dental health. Patients can now easily access educational dental information via the practice's comprehensive website.
This Meyerland dentist's new patient education library offers an array of informational dental articles on topics such as cosmetic procedures, dental problems, pain management and treatment options. Whether patients have questions about tooth pain or want more information on a cosmetic procedure, they can easily access this information conveniently from their home computer.
"At our practice, we strive to help every patient understand the importance of good dental health and their options available. Now with our newly added online resources, patients can stay abreast of the latest treatments and dental health care even when our office is closed," said Dr. Karisha Madden, West University dentist.
Dr. Madden, Meyerland, TX dentist also is featuring educational videos on her site. Each video gives detailed visual explanations of various dental procedures including dentures, crowns, bridges and dental implants.
To learn more about Dr. Madden, dentist in Bellaire her staff or any of the services provided at her practice, patients are encouraged to visit his comprehensive website located at http://www.doctormadden.com/.
About Dr. Karisha Madden: Dr. Karisha Madden, West University, TX dentist has been practicing dentistry since graduating from the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston. Dr. Madden offers a variety of dental services to meet the needs of her patients. Dr. Madden is also committed to patient education, comprehensive care and clinical knowledge. Dr. Madden is a member of the American Dental Association, Great Houston Dental Society, Texas Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, Seattle Study Club and the Houston Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce. She pursues many hours of continuing education each year to ensure that she is providing the most up to date and effective service to her patients.
Media Contact:
Karisha Lynn Madden, DDS
contactus@doctormadden.com
4910 Bissonet Street
Bellaire, TX 77401
(713) 667-8080
http://www.doctormadden.com
Patient Education From West University Dentist Encourages Healthy Teeth And Gums
Dr. Karisha Madden, West University dentist, offers patient education resources vie her practice's website in order to encourage dental awareness and good oral hygiene
2013-06-09
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[Press-News.org] Patient Education From West University Dentist Encourages Healthy Teeth And GumsDr. Karisha Madden, West University dentist, offers patient education resources vie her practice's website in order to encourage dental awareness and good oral hygiene