BOSTON, MA, June 23, 2013 (Press-News.org) Patients no longer need to interrupt their busy schedules to make an appointment with Dr. Basel Badawi, dentist in Boston, MA, by calling CITIDental Boston. By maintaining an up-to-date, interactive website, Dr. Badawi is pleased to offer a new way for patients to make their next appointment with his office - online appointment requests.
With problems arising at any point of the day, patients can now request appointments online via the practice's website. When symptoms arise, patients can simply submit an appointment request via the practice's website without altering their schedule. The practice's new appointment requesting feature has allowed this dentist in Boston to offer more convenient and easy ways for patients to make appointments with him and his dedicated staff.
"It is not always easy for my patients to take a break from their busy day to call my office during business hours. With their busy lives, they can often ignore their dental problems and it may even slip their mind to make an appointment," said Dr. Basel Badawi, top dentist in Boston. For this reason I have added the convenient online appointment requesting feature. With this option, patients now have the opportunity to request their appointment from the comfort of their own home, office or mobile device."
Patients can access the new appointment requesting feature online via CITIDental Boston's interactive website at http://www.citidentalboston.com/. The new appointment tool is quick and easy to use. By accessing this new feature, patients can simply complete the brief request form with their preferred date and time, and submit the form to Dr. Badawi, Boston top dentist. Once the scheduling coordinator has received the request, they will contact the patient with their confirmed date and time.
Bringing quality experiences and easy dental care comes natural for Dr. Basel Badawi, dentist in Boston, MA. He is committed to pursuing ongoing education, and is also dedicated to providing patients with comfort and convenience, which is exhibited by the availability of online appointment requesting. From teeth whitening to dental implants, patients can now request their appointment online without interrupting their day.
About CITIDental Boston: Dr. Basel Badawi and Dr. Chau Hoang offer professional dental services to their patients at CITIDental Boston. They graduated from the Boston University School of Dental Medicine and the Harvard School of Dental Medicine respectively. They are both passionate about delivering quality dental care in a comfortable and convenient environment for their patients. Their practice offers services such as teeth whitening, dental implants, veneers, crowns and many other services to meet all their patients' needs.
Media Contact:
Dr. Basel Badawi
citidentalboston@gmail.com
63 Court Street
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 723-6300
http://www.citidentalboston.com
Dentist in Boston, MA Encourages Patients to Request Appointments Online
Dr. Basel Badawi, dentist in Boston, improves patient relations through the availability of online appointment requesting.
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