Cosmetic Dentist in Waukesha Welcomes Patient Questions Via Online Contact Feature

Dr. Michael LaFratta, dentist in Waukesha, WI, encourages patients to utilize the new contact forms for questions and concerns.

2011-06-17

WAUKESHA, WI, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading dentist in Waukesha, WI, Dr. Michael LaFratta, is pleased to announce the new addition of online contact forms to his practice website. Patients can visit the website for Dr. LaFratta and Dr. James Murphy to access and submit dental health information to the office via the online contact forms.

The contact forms were added by Drs. LaFratta and Murphy to create a new avenue for patients to ask questions or simply state how their visit was. Dr. LaFratta encourages patients to contact the practice whenever they have a concern or interest about general and cosmetic dentistry procedures such as veneers, Lumineers, dental implants or tooth whitening.

"We have added the convenient online contact form feature to the practice website because questions don't just stop when our office closes. Our patients can send us a brief message at any point during their day when an interest or concern arises. Either I or Dr. Murphy or our talented team of dental professionals will answer as soon as we can," said Dr. Michael LaFratta, Waukesha cosmetic dentist.

Patients can access the contact forms from the homepage of the practice website. The form is simple to use and easy to locate. Patients can simply enter their name, email, and phone number with a brief message describing their interest or concern. Once the form is received through the practice's system, Dr. Michael LaFratta, Dr. James Murphy or one of their experienced staff members will answer the submission in regards to a patient's questions and concerns.

Dr. Michael LaFratta, Waukesha, WI dentist, graduated from the Marquette University School of Dentistry in 1977 and grew up in the city of Waukesha. He now resides in East Troy, WI. Dr. James Murphy also graduated from the Marquette University School of Dentistry.

When patients need a general and cosmetic dentist in Waukesha, they turn to Drs. Michael LaFratta and James Murphy and their professional team for gentle care they can trust. With the introduction of the new online contact forms, patients have the added benefit and convenience of communicating their thoughts and concerns with just the click of a mouse, and from the comfort of their own home. Obtaining valuable dental care information and making educated oral health care decisions is easier than ever with Dr. LaFratta and Dr. Murphy's convenient practice website.

About Dr. Michael LaFratta and Dr. James Murphy: Dr. Michael LaFratta works alongside Dr. James Murphy to provide exceptional dental health care to patients of all ages. Their two dentist partnership was established in 1999 as a general practice providing preventive, operative, cosmetic and an array of other dental services.

Media Contact:
Dr. Michael LaFratta
411 North Grand Avenue Suite 103
Waukesha, WI 53186
(262) 51-FLOSS (262.513.5677)
http://www.yourwaukeshadentist.com

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