Kenosha Cosmetic Dentist Shares Valuable Dental Information With Patients

Dr. Todd Armstrong, Kenosha family dentist, invites patients to expand their dental health care knowledge online through a vast education library.

2012-03-29

KENOSHA, WI, March 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Patients can further expand their dental health care knowledge with the help of Dr. Todd Armstrong, Kenosha cosmetic dentist, and his interactive website. When patients are in search of more information on various dental topics, they can now turn to the extensive education library accessible via Dr. Armstrong's website at http://www.dentalcarekenosha.com.

"I want my patients to be well-informed about dental problems and treatments, because informed patients make better decisions about their health and well being. This is why I am happy to offer an extensive section on my website covering a full array of topics associated with dentistry and dental diagnoses and treatments. Whenever patients want to learn more, my website and the education library are available around the clock," said Dr. Todd Armstrong, Kenosha family dentist.

Whether patients are in search of more information on Kenosha dental implants, teeth whitening, veneers, oral hygiene, or Invisalign in Kenosha, they can turn to the patient education library via Dr. Armstrong's practice website. Available around the clock, the education library offers patients a wealth of dental information to help them better understand their upcoming treatment or procedure.

Patients can also visit the practice's website to request and appointment online. With an economy that is constantly run by technology, it is no wonder why Dr. Todd Armstrong, dentist in Kenosha, WI, has added this unique, and convenient online feature. As many patients are constantly on the go, they do not always have a spare moment to call the office to schedule an appointment during operating hours.

With the online appointment-requesting feature, patients can now request an appointment at any time of the day. To access this unique website feature, patients can simply visit the practice's homepage. Once on the available page, patients can enter their name, phone number, email address, date and time preference, and a reason for needing their appointment. Whether it is for a routine cleaning and checkup, or for veneers in Kenosha, the appointment request can be completed in a matter of minutes. Once completed, the scheduling coordinator for Dr. Armstrong will contact the patient to confirm their appointment.

For quality, convenient care, patients turn to Dr. Todd Armstrong and his dedicated team of dental professionals. Further proof of his dedication and commitment can be seen through the patient education library and online appointment requesting.

About Dr. Todd A. Armstrong DDS, SC: Dr. Todd Armstrong studied dentistry at the Marquette University School of Dentistry where he was accepted into the National Dental Honor Society for his talent and commitment to dentistry. After his graduation from dental school in 1985, Dr. Armstrong was accepted into a General Practice Residency Program with the United States Air Force. This residency experience gave Dr. Armstrong the opportunity to train in all specialties of dentistry, as well as research and lectures on posterior composites (tooth colored fillings). Dr. Todd Armstrong and his wife returned to Kenosha, WI in 1988 and joined in the practice of Dr. Dan Riley. Since returning, Dr. Armstrong and his caring staff have been providing state-of-the-art dentistry to his ever-growing family of patients.

Media Contact:
Dr. Todd Armstrong
contactus@dentalcarekenosha.com
7910 39th Avenue
Kenosha, WI 53142
(262) 694-7672
http://www.dentalcarekenosha.com

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