Lethbridge, AB Dentist Offers Mobile Access to Practice Website

Dr. James Jensen, dentist in Lethbridge, AB, increases access to dental health care information through mobile website.

2012-04-13

LETHBRIDGE, AB, April 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Since 2005, Dr. James Jensen, Lethbridge, AB dentist, has been working with his patients to provide them the best in available dental health care. To further expand on not only Jensen Dentistry's availability, but dental health awareness as well, Dr. Jensen is pleased to offer his patients instant access to the practice through an interactive mobile website.

The new mobile website is easy to use, and can be accessed by patients at any point throughout their day-to-day lives. Patients can easily access the website for Jensen Dentistry from their mobile phones and devices. Dr. Jensen, dentist in Lethbridge, AB, created his practice's mobile website in order to offer patients a quicker, and easier way to access important information about his practice and valuable dental information.

"Today majority of my patients utilize smart phones, and tablet devices to access important information. In order to provide easy access to Jensen Dentistry, I decided to launch a mobile website," said Dr. James Jensen, cosmetic dentist in Lethbridge. "Eliminating the slow loading times, my mobile website offers my patients a new, expedited way to access the information they need no matter where they are."

When accessing the mobile website for Jensen Dentistry, patients no longer have to wait for a slow loading website. The mobile website allows for instant access to valuable information in a matter of seconds. With instant access to important information, patients can immediately view the information they need. As a simplified version of the practice website, the mobile website provides easy navigation through large print and easy-to-find links.

Dr. James Jensen, Lethbridge cosmetic dentist, encourages patients to view the new mobile website whenever they need more information about himself, Jensen Dentistry, or an array of dental health care information, including Lethbridge veneers, dental implants, Invisalign, and many others. Available 24/7, patients can take advantage of the mobile website for Jensen Dentistry for important dental health care information they need at any time of the day.

About Jensen Dentistry: Dr. James Jensen has been providing quality dental care for the Lethbridge community since 2005. For two years Dr. Jensen was a volunteer church missionary in Sapporo, Japan. Following his missionary service, he attended the University of Alberta where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 2001, and his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree in 2005. Dr. Jensen received the G.H. Memorial Award, and also received the Pacific Coast Prosthodontics Society award for excellence in prosthodontics. Dr. James Jensen is a general dentist offering all areas of dentistry except removable prosthodontics (dentures). He has taken many courses in Endodontics (root canals) and has a special interest in this area. He also maintains a focus in his practice on cosmetic dentistry, crowns and veneers for improved patient smiles, and recently received training and is qualified to surgically place dental implants.

Media Contact:
Dr. James Jensen
contactus@jensendentistry.com
335 Columbia Blvd. W.
Lethbridge, AB T1K548
(403) 381-1155
http://www.jensendentistry.com

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