LONGMONT, CO, November 19, 2010 (Press-News.org) Dr. Mark Pimper, general and family dentist in Longmont, welcomes patients to visit his practice's new innovative website. The creation of the new website allows patients to access valuable information about the office, as well as dental health care topics at any point throughout their busy days.
This Longmont comprehensive dentist's new site introduces patients to a wide array of resources and features to benefit their dental health care. No longer do patients have to wait to get questions answered, to make appointments or even learn about their ailments; it is all here on the practice's state-of-the-art website.
"With millions of people using the Internet every day, it only made sense that we branched out toward our patients with the use of Internet for valuable information regarding our practice. Patients deserve to have the ability to check their symptoms or make appointments in the comfort of their own home without having to wait for office hours. I want my patients to receive the best information at any time they desire," said Dr. Mark Pimper, an orthodontic dentist in Longmont.
For over thirty years, Dr. Mark Pimper, a comprehensive dentist in Longmont, has provided quality family and cosmetic dental care to patients in the Longmont area. Dr. Pimper, Longmont emergency dentist, and his professional staff are committed to providing patients with the best in dental care possible. Believing that informed patients are better equipped to make proper decisions regarding their dental health, this comprehensive dentist in Longmont has included an extensive patient education library to the newly developed website.
Covering a full array of topics, the educational library on this Longmont dentist's site allows patients to look up an interest or concern they may have about their dentistry needs and care. Patients can look up information on cosmetic procedures, tooth care, pain management and several other areas of dental health care.
Dr. Mark Pimper, general dentist in Longmont, provides the best in quality dental care for patients in the Longmont and surrounding areas. The creation of a new interactive website for his practice showcases Dr. Pimper's commitment to providing patients with top-of-the-line care and information.
About Dr. Mark Pimper, DDS:
Dr. Mark Pimper has been a general and family dentist in Longmont since 1973. He graduated from the University of Nebraska School of Dentistry. Dr. Pimper, a cosmetic and emergency dentist in Longmont, is constantly continuing his education and has covered many hours of orthodontics, including a two year course of study from the American Straight Wire Orthodontic Association.
Media Contact:
Dr. Mark Pimper
pimperdds@questoffice.com
2929 W. 17th Ave.
Longmont, CO 80503
(303) 772-2240
http://www.markpimperdds.com
General and Family Dentist in Longmont Announces the Launch of New Website for Patient Satisfaction
Dr. Mark Pimper, Longmont family dentist, has created a new patient-friendly website to provide valuable dental health care information for patients more efficiently and effectively.
2010-11-19
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[Press-News.org] General and Family Dentist in Longmont Announces the Launch of New Website for Patient SatisfactionDr. Mark Pimper, Longmont family dentist, has created a new patient-friendly website to provide valuable dental health care information for patients more efficiently and effectively.