Dentist in Carlsbad, CA Helps Save New Patients Valuable Time

Carlsbad dentist, Dr. Scott Peters, now allows patients to fill out new patient paperwork ahead of time.

2011-04-20

CARLSBAD, CA, April 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading dentist in Carlsbad, Dr. Scott Peters, has released a new, convenient website feature - online new patient forms. Patients can simply visit the practice's interactive website to access the new patient forms feature. By downloading and filling out the new patient forms, more time can be spent evaluating and receiving treatment rather than on paperwork in the waiting area.

"It is important that each of my patients receives the appropriate care they need and deserve. Allowing my patients to view and print new patient forms from the practice's website further enhances my ability to provide them with quality care they can trust. By filling out the paperwork ahead of time I am able to spend more valuable, one-on-one time with each of my patients. This allows me to bring forth the best treatment possible," said Dr. Scott Peters, Carlsbad family dentist.

From veneers and implants to Carlsbad tooth whitening, Dr. Peters offers a full array of gentle, smile enhancing dental care for patients of all ages. Dr. Peters brings years of experience to the dental field and works hard to maintain the highest level of accreditation in order to deliver the safest and most efficient results possible for his patients.

In addition to the availability of the new patient forms for patient convenience, the website for this Carlsbad emergency dentist also includes an extensive patient education library. The patient education library offers a wide variety of valuable information and features that patients can utilize to make healthy decisions about their oral health. The library provides an in-depth look at various dental topics, services and treatments, such as Carlsbad veneers, tooth whitening and implants.

Patients can access the educational library via the practice's homepage. By visiting the library, patients can search for an array of information on topics of their choice including tooth whitening, implants and veneers in Carlsbad. "Education does not have to stop when patients leave our office. It should continue on to their home lives and be a convenient feature for patients to access. This is why our website includes such an extensive library of information," said Dr. Peters, dentist in Carlsbad, CA.

When patients need quality dental care that they can trust, they turn to their Carlsbad dentist. at Carlsbad Plaza Family Dental Practice. The practice's commitment to delivering comfortable and experienced care coupled with the easy to use and information-rich website providing patients in the Carlsbad area to receiving the highest quality of dentistry possible.

About Carlsbad Plaza Family Dental Practice: Owned and operated by Dr. Scott S. Peters, leading Carlsbad cosmetic dentist, Carlsbad Plaza Family Dental Practice is committed to providing patients with the best in quality dental care. Dr. Peters follows in his father's footsteps of being a dentist, by taking over the family business. With over 25 years of experience as a family and cosmetic dentist, Dr. Peters, shows his constant commitment to providing easy and convenient care. Services offered by Dr. Peters include Carlsbad implants, veneers and tooth whitening, among other services.

Media Contact:
Dr. Scott Peters
Docscotty2001@yahoo.com
2588 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, CA 92008
(760) 729-2348
http://www.carlsbadplazadental.com

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Study shows how inflammation can lead to cancer

2011-04-20

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A new study shows how inflammation can help cause cancer. Chronic inflammation due to infection or to conditions such as chronic inflammatory bowel disease is associated with up to 25 percent of all cancers. This study by researchers at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James) found that inflammation stimulates a rise in levels of a molecule called microRNA-155 (miR-155). This, in turn, causes a drop in levels of proteins involved in DNA repair, ...

Clouds, clouds, burning bright

2011-04-20

High up in the sky near the poles some 50 miles above the ground, silvery blue clouds sometimes appear, shining brightly in the night. First noticed in 1885, these clouds are known as noctilucent, or "night shining," clouds. Their discovery spawned over a century of research into what conditions causes them to form and vary – questions that still tantalize scientists to this day. Since 2007, a NASA mission called Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere (AIM) has shown that the cloud formation is changing year to year, a process they believe is intimately tied to the weather and ...

Agog Digital Awarded Title of No.1 Hong Kong SEO Company

2011-04-20

Agog Digital Marketing Strategy Ltd (Agog Digital) was awarded as the No.1 Hong Kong search engine optimization (SEO) company in March 2011 by an independent search authority, Topseos. Agog Digital is really pleased with the achievement, especially as Agog Digital insists in using white-hat SEO techniques only. "In Hong Kong, many SEO service providers adopt search engine spamming techniques commonly referred to as black-hat techniques. It can gain a quick-fix result but may risk clients' websites' long-term presence in search engines," Mr. Jimsun Lui, Senior ...

Heart Test Laboratories, Inc. Partners with Miller Public Relations

2011-04-20

Heart Test Laboratories, Inc. is proud to announce its partnership with Miller Public Relations. With over fifteen years' experience helping medical health professionals, Miller Public Relations is the ideal partner to help raise Heart Test Laboratories' profile in the medical community. Having forged long-standing relationships with some of the nation's most renowned medical device, technology and pharmaceutical companies, the award-winning Medical Marketing Team at Miller Public Relations will create public relations and advertising programs that support the launch ...

Marine organisms with eternal life can solve the riddle of aging

2011-04-20

Animals that reproduce asexually by somatic cloning have special mechanisms that delay ageing provide exceptionally good health. Scientists at the University of Gothenburg have shown how colony-forming ascidians (or sea squirts) can activate the enzyme telomerase, which protects DNA. This enzyme is more active also in humans who attain an advanced age. "Animals that clone themselves, in which part of an individual's body is passes on to the next generations, have particularly interesting conditions related to remaining in good health to persist. This makes it useful to ...

"Vessel Operations in Third-World Countries" Topic of Free WorkBoat.com Webinar on April 27; Capt. Max "The Good Pirate" Hardberger to Present the Webinar

2011-04-20

Capt. Max Hardberger, known as "The Good Pirate" for his efforts to repossess illegitimately seized ships around the world, will present a free WorkBoat.com webinar on "Vessel Operations in Third-World Countries" on Wednesday, April 27. Registration is now open for the webinar, which will be held from 1 p.m.-2 p.m. EST, noon-1 p.m. CST. To register, visit www.WorkBoat.com. "With U.S. workboat operators expanding into global markets and sometimes sending vessels to work in unstable countries, it's essential to know the dangers and pitfalls ...

Cell of origin for squamous cell carcinoma discovered

2011-04-20

Squamous cell cancers, which can occur in multiple organs in the body, can originate from hair follicle stem cells, a finding that could result in new strategies to treat and potentially prevent the disease, according to a study by researchers with UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCLA. Researchers also found that the progeny of those cells, although just a few divisions away from the mother hair follicle stem cells, were not capable of forming squamous cell cancers. Further ...

Safeguarding genome integrity through extraordinary DNA repair

2011-04-20

DNA is under constant attack, from internal factors like free radicals and external ones like ionizing radiation. About 10 double-strand breaks – the kind that snap both backbones of the double helix – occur every time a human cell divides. To prevent not only gene mutations but broken chromosomes and chromosomal abnormalities known to cause cancer, infertility, and other diseases in humans, prompt, precise DNA repair is essential. Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), working with cell lines of the fruit ...

Heart's Delight and The Nation's Capital

2011-04-20

Prepare for The 12th Annual Heart's Delight Wine Tasting & Auction, benefiting The American Heart Association, May 11-14, 2011 (www.HEARTSDELIGHTWINEAUCTION.org). The May 11 - May 14 benefit, known as a premier destination event, will feature master winemakers, culinary greats and distinguished guests. Wednesday's United States of Wine reception will showcase American Wine. Thursday's Private Dinner Series will offer a series of intimate wine dinners. Friday night Vintners Dinner will highlight the wines of Chateau Haut Brion, and following will be a live auction ...

Discovery of relationship between proteins may impact development of cancer therapies

2011-04-20

By identifying a surprising association of two intracellular proteins, University of Iowa researchers have laid the groundwork for the development of new therapies to treat B cell lymphomas and autoimmune disease. The researchers studied mouse B cells expressing the viral protein Latent Membrane Protein 1 (LMP1), which has been implicated in several types of cancer because of its role in the proliferation and survival of Epstein-Barr virus infected B cells. They discovered that LMP1 needs the cellular protein Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor-Associated Factor 6 (TRAF6) ...

International survey finds that support for climate interventions is tied to being hopeful and worried about climate change

NRG Oncology trial supports radiotherapy alone following radical hysterectomy should remain the standard of care for early-stage, intermediate-risk cervical cancer

Dentist in Carlsbad, CA Helps Save New Patients Valuable Time

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES: