HOUSTON, TX, April 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Premier dentists in Houston, Katy and Memorial, Drs. Trey Thompson and Rick Hammond, announce the practice's online smile gallery to showcase previous dental work performed in their office. Patients can access the smile gallery and observe the real life before-and-after results of various procedures that they may be interested in, such as implants in Katy.
With the addition of the smile gallery, patients can gain the confidence they may need to have a procedure performed by knowing that the outcome can be as rewarding as the ones displayed through the gallery. The smile gallery highlights such improvements through treatments like implants, and veneers in Houston.
"I want my patients to feel confident in their choices for treatment, which is made through observing before-and-after photos of my previous work. The smile gallery is the best motivator and reassurance for patients to see the beginning and end results of so many dental treatments that are available for their smile from our practice," says Dr. Trey Thompson, Katy, Memorial and Houston dentist.
Hammond and Thompson Dental Group is operated by Dr. Trey Thompson, an experienced cosmetic dentist in Houston, and Dr. Rick Hammond, also a highly qualified cosmetic dentist. The technologically advanced office is conveniently located in Houston and offers four comfortable hygiene rooms and five restorative treatment rooms. Each room has a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere that allows an easy transition for the patients and the most gentle, relaxed dental visit possible.
Additionally, Hammond and Thompson Dental Group is dedicated to providing dentistry for the entire family. With their focus on cosmetic and family dentistry, they have attracted patients from all over the Houston area, as well as across the state of Texas. From patient education to the most advanced treatments available, Drs. Thompson and Hammond, as well as their experienced staff want to exceed the expectations of every patient.
Drs. Trey Thompson and Rick Hammond specialize in general and family dentistry and are devoted to exceeding the expectations of every patient served. Patients looking for experienced dental care need not look any further. Hammond and Thompson Dental Group is committed to developing life-long relationships with their patients, and the availability of the smile gallery via the practice's website is further proof of this commitment.
About Hammond and Thompson Dental Group, PLLC: Hammond and Thompson Dental Group is a full-service dental practice serving patients in Houston, Memorial and Katy, TX. The dentists, here, stay on top of ongoing education in order to keep up with the latest trends in general and cosmetic dentistry. Additionally, they offer a wide range of dental treatment including veneers, and implants. Hammond and Thompson Dental Group hold professional memberships in Greater Houston Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry, Texas Dental Association, in addition to many other associations. They continue to serve as experienced dentists in Houston, Memorial and Katy for every patient's needs.
Media Contact:
Drs. Trey Thompson and Rick Hammond
tthompsondds@comcast.net
Two Eldridge Place
757 N. Eldridge Parkway, Suite 600
Houston, Texas 77079
http://www.hammondandthompsondental.com
Houston Dentist Enhances Patient Confidence With Dental Procedures
Hammond and Thompson Dental Group, dentists in Houston, have recently added an online smile gallery of before-and-after photos to familiarize patients with various procedures.
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[Press-News.org] Houston Dentist Enhances Patient Confidence With Dental ProceduresHammond and Thompson Dental Group, dentists in Houston, have recently added an online smile gallery of before-and-after photos to familiarize patients with various procedures.