ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL, August 28, 2010 (Press-News.org) Experienced Arlington Heights dentist, Dr. Meena Barsoum of Impressive Smiles, is pleased to announce the launch of the new website for his practice. The professional site was designed in order to increase the quality of care patients receive from this dentist in Arlington Heights.
The fully-loaded website offers a wide range of information and tools that patients can utilize for improving their oral health. From staff bios and service descriptions to new patient forms and online appointment requesting, the new website for this family and cosmetic dentist in Arlington Heights provides all of the necessary information a patient needs to make informed decisions about their dental health.
"It's obvious that patients are relying on the Web for easy access to health information. But even more than simple resources, patients want to participate, learn and even manage their medical care from the Web. That's why we built an interactive site that empowers the patient to take lead of their dental care. They can educate themselves on various oral health topics, request an appointment and even communicate with our office via Facebook," said Dr. Barsoum, Arlington Heights dentist.
Impressive Smiles is a full-service dental practice located in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Operated by experienced Arlington Heights cosmetic dentist, Dr. Barsoum, this family and cosmetic dental practice is dedicated to the oral health of every patient served. Dr. Barsoum handles a variety of dental services including whitening, Invisalign, dental implants and veneers in Arlington Heights.
This Arlington dentist also places a strong emphasis on education. The extensive patient education library covers many topics related to dental health including treatments, symptoms and pain management. Additionally, the full gallery of educational videos offers animated clips on various procedures.
Not only is this Arlington Heights dentist actively refreshing and improving his new practice website, he is also engaging with patients via his practice Facebook page. Patients can easily access the practice's interactive Facebook page to join the dentist's network to communicate with the practice and other patients.
From family dentistry to veneers and implants in Arlington Heights, Dr. Barsoum and his experienced team of dental professionals are equipped to handle the dental needs for patients of every age. The practice's educational website is further proof of the dentistry's commitment to enhancing the patient experience.
About Impressive Smiles:
Impressive Smiles is a full-service dental practice, operated by experienced Arlington Heights dentist, Dr. Meena Barsoum. Dr. Barsoum brings years of experience to the dental field and is committed to ongoing education in order to provide the best available care to his patients. He offers a wide range of dental care including veneers and implants in Arlington Heights. Additionally, this Arlington Heights cosmetic dentist is an active member of the Chicago Dental Society, Illinois State Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry and the Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.
Media Contact:
Meena Barsoum, DMD
drbarsoum@impressivesmilesdental.com
131 West Rand Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
847-253-4447
http://www.impressivesmilesdental.com
Arlington Heights Dentist Reaches Out To Patients With New Interactive Practice Website
Family and cosmetic dentist in Arlington Heights, Dr. Barsoum of Impressive Smiles, has announced the launch of his new, state-of-the-art practice website.
2010-08-28
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[Press-News.org] Arlington Heights Dentist Reaches Out To Patients With New Interactive Practice WebsiteFamily and cosmetic dentist in Arlington Heights, Dr. Barsoum of Impressive Smiles, has announced the launch of his new, state-of-the-art practice website.