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Dentist in Eau Claire Makes Appointment Scheduling as Easy as Point and Click

Dr. Tony Martin, dentist in Eau Claire, WI, offers appointment requests 24/7 via practice website.

2012-02-08
EAU CLAIRE, WI, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) In a digital age, Dr. Tony Martin, dentist in Eau Claire, is pleased to offer patients the opportunity to request appointments online at their own convenience. By offering the new online appointment-requesting feature, Dr. Martin, of Martin Dental, allows his patients to have even more flexibility and accessibility with making appointments.

"We all have busy schedules and by offering online appointment requesting, I am happy to offer my patients the opportunity to choose their preferred date and time for a dental appointment with my office. My patients don't have to find time to call during office hours, it is now as simple as point and click from anywhere," said Dr. Tony Martin, dentist in Eau Claire, WI.

To request appointment availability, patients can visit the practice's website at http://www.martindentalec.com to fill out an appointment request form. While visiting the website for Dr. Tony Martin, Eau Claire dentist, patients can easily access the online appointment request form where they can enter a specific date and time they would prefer for their appointment.

In the fields provided, patients will fill out the day of week and time of day they would prefer to come in as well. Followed by their name, email address and phone number, patients will then describe the nature of their appointment. Whether they are looking for Eau Claire root canals or teeth whitening, patients can enter in this field what dental service they are in need of.

The practice's comprehensive website contains valuable information about cosmetic dentistry, general dentistry, practice details, and service descriptions for Dr. Tony Martin. The patient education library, available on the website for Martin Dental, allows patients to access information on symptoms, treatments, and prevention, while the educational videos provide a visually stimulating look at how to achieve the best dental health possible.

When patients need a general, cosmetic or family dentist in Eau Claire, they turn to Dr. Tony Martin and his professional team for gentle care they can trust. With the introduction of the new online appointment-requesting feature, patients have the added benefit and convenience of scheduling an appointment with just the click of a mouse, from the comfort of their own home, office, or even car. The new online appointment-requesting feature is further proof of Dr. Martin's continual commitment to providing convenient, quality dental care for patients throughout Eau Claire, WI and surrounding areas.

About Martin Dental: Owned and operated by Dr. Tony Martin, Martin Dental is a small, single doctor practice focused on high quality dentistry. The practice had been previously owned for 35 years, but in 2010 Dr. Tony Martin purchased the practice and currently employs a hygienist, two assistants and an office manager. He is a 2001 graduate of the University of Minnesota - Twin cities with a B.S. in Biology and graduated from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry with his DDS degree in 2005. Upon his completion at the School of Dentistry in 2005, he joined his father's dental practice and in 2008 Dr. Martin graduated from the Misch International Implant Institute in Beverly Hills, MI.

Media Contact:
Shiloh Sherman
contactus@martindentalec.com
1608 Ohm Ave.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(715) 835-8311
http://www.martindentalec.com


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[Press-News.org] Dentist in Eau Claire Makes Appointment Scheduling as Easy as Point and Click
Dr. Tony Martin, dentist in Eau Claire, WI, offers appointment requests 24/7 via practice website.