SMYRNA, GA, April 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading dentists in Smyrna, Dr. James C. Pitts and Dr. Joseph M. Pitts, are pleased to introduce patients to a new avenue for communication and education through the launch of the practice's innovative website. The new informative website was created in order to enhance patient awareness of dental health care.
The new website for this dentist in Smyrna offers a wide array of valuable tools and information that patients can use to better inform themselves of various dental health care topics. Patients can visit this Smyrna dentist's website via the Internet at any moment of their day for instant access to their dental care. With an extensive educational library, patients have access to a wide range of dental health care topics, such as dental implants in Smyrna, with just the click of a mouse.
"Our patients should be able to access valuable dental health care topics and information about our practice without a problem. With the recent creation of my practice's website, our patients can now access the information they need at any moment of their day. If any questions need to be answered outside of office hours, the interactive website allows patients to look up their questions and find the answers in the vast educational library," stated Dr. Pitts, dentist in Smyrna, GA.
This interactive website provides patients with an overview of the practice and the field of dentistry as a whole. As patients navigate through the website, they will find information about Dr. James and Joey Pitts, the practice philosophy, office location, insurance policies, and appointment scheduling procedures.
Patients don't always have time to take a moment out of their busy days to call the office for appointments. Therefore, Drs. James and Joey Pitts have added the feature of online appointment requests. Simply by visiting the practice's innovative website, patients can request a date and time for their appointment and a scheduling representative will call them to confirm an appointment. No longer do patients need to leave their busy lives to make an appointment with this dentist in Smyrna.
When patients need oral health care from a dentist in Smyrna, they turn to Dr. James Pitts, Dr. Joey Pitts and their professional dental team for quality care that they can trust. With the Internet continuously changing the way patients manage their health, Drs. James and Joey Pitts are taking great strides to ensure their practice is in line with patient needs and wants through the educational website.
About Dr. Joey M. Pitts, DMD and Dr. James C. Pitts, DDS: Since 1971, Dr. James C Pitts, Smyrna, GA dentist, has been working with patients to provide the best dental care for patients in the Smyrna area. In 2004 he had the privilege of welcoming his son, Dr. Joey Pitts to his practice. Dr. James and Joey Pitts experience in dentistry is coupled with genuine concern for their patients. Dr. Joseph Pitts earned his DMD from The Medical College of Georgia, School of Dentistry in 2004. Offering an array of services including Smyrna dental implants, Drs. James and Joey Pitts are dedicated to providing patients with the best in quality dental health care.
Media Contact:
Dr. Joseph Pitts, DMD
contactus@pittsdental.com
573 Concord Rd. SE
Smyrna, GA 30082
(770) 432-3381
http://www.pittsdental.com
Smyrna, GA Dentist Reaches Out to Patients Through New Website
Dr. Joseph Pitts, Dentist in Smyrna, informs patients of the recent launch of his practice's website for enhanced dental health care knowledge.
2011-04-02
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[Press-News.org] Smyrna, GA Dentist Reaches Out to Patients Through New WebsiteDr. Joseph Pitts, Dentist in Smyrna, informs patients of the recent launch of his practice's website for enhanced dental health care knowledge.