Santa Monica Cosmetic Dentists Maintain Dental Education Outside Office

Drs. Roger and Brett Lent, dentists in Santa Monica, offer patients added educational resources for extended dental health care knowledge via website.

2011-07-14

SANTA MONICA, CA, July 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) For 35 years Drs. Roger Lent and Brett Lent of Lent Family Dental, dentists in Santa Monica, have been providing the highest quality dental care to patients in the Santa Monica area. Striving to educate patients about their oral health and treatment options, Lent Family Dental is now helping patients make well-informed decisions about their dental health care through the use of educational resources on their website.

New educational resources include a vast dental library and staff section, to learn more about dental problems and treatments currently available, as well as information about the dentists, staff and office. The dental library can be easily accessed on the practice's interactive website.

Lent Family Dental treats patients for a wide array of dental problems and utilizes the most advanced treatments including dental implants, veneers, CEREC and whitening in Santa Monica, among other services. Drs. Roger Lent and Brett Lent are fully equipped to handle all dental needs for patients of all ages.

"It is very important that our patients receive the latest information regarding their dental health care needs. As dentists, we strive to deliver quality dental care and education to keep our patients fully informed on every decision that they make. The educational library allows us to do just that," said Dr. Lent, Santa Monica cosmetic dentist.

The dental library contains a wide range of dental topics, allowing patients to better understand their oral health. On the patient education page, patients can use the search box to easily access an array of dental health care information, including problems and treatments available. Patients can simply search their ailments or treatment needs, such as Santa Monica one visit crowns, to find the latest information available about their ailment or procedure.

In addition, patients can also visit the website for Lent Family Dental to access a wide range of valuable information and tools, including staff bios, office details, appointment requesting, service descriptions, and new patient forms. The website is home to all of the available information about Lent Family Dental and Drs. Roger and Brett Lent, Santa Monica dentists, allowing patients to become more accustomed to the practice and what is offered.

Whether patients are looking for information on Santa Monica implants or office hours, they can easily find the information on this patient friendly and content-rich website. Further proof of Lent Family Dental's commitment to providing exceptional care for their patients is seen through the vast educational library available via the practice website.

About Lent Family Dental: Lent Family Dental is a father and son general and family dental practice in Santa Monica originally established in 1973. Dr. Roger Lent has been in practice in Santa Monica since 1973 and graduated from the UCLA School of Dentistry as the Outstanding General Dentist in his class. Dr. Brett Lent grew up in Santa Monica and received his B.S. in Molecular Cellular Development Biology from UCSB in 2000. Lent Family Dental strives to provide honest and fair personalized treatment to their patients using the best materials and technology available.

Media Contact:
Dr. Brett Lent
contactus@lentfamilydental.com
2730 Wilshire Blvd Suite 410 & 400
Santa Monica, CA 90403
(310) 453-8606 & (310) 264-5910
http://www.lentfamilydental.com/

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