Dentist in Naples Maintains Continuing Education for Superior Dental Care

Dr. Ali Etessam, Naples dentist, has earned over 300 certificates in continuing dental education for increased patient care and an improved practice.

2012-04-21

NAPLES, FL, April 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) In order to provide his patients with the best available dental care, Dr. Ali Etessam, dentist in Naples, maintains over 300 certificates in continuing dental education. He continues his dental education in areas such as implant surgery and prosthodontics; smile restoration and orthodontics, and dentofacial orthopedics - including Naples Invisalign and Inline certification.

Dr. Etessam's thirst for knowledge keeps him updated and thoroughly educated in many aspects of oral health care. His passion for knowledge in all aspects of dentistry also allows him the ability to comprehensively treat each patient and work with them to create a treatment plan that best benefits the oral health care needs of each individual.

"I believe that my patients deserve not to be told what is needed, but rather educated on their oral standing and what is needed to improve and maintain proper oral health and appearance. With proper education, my patients can further understand the importance of maintaining their oral health care," said Dr. Ali Etessam, Naples dentist.

In addition to Dr. Etessam's continuing education, he is also pleased to offer his patients education through improved equipment and advanced technology through his practice website. Each exam room at Naples Dental Art Center is equipped with interactive educational videos and computer imaging of offering every patient the knowledge needed to make the best possible decisions regarding their health.

By visiting the website for Naples Dental Art Center, patients can gain further dental education through educational videos and an extensive educational library. Both of these available tools allow patients to continue to receive information they need even when Naples Dental Art Center is closed. The educational library and videos offer an array of dental topics including, Naples implant dentistry, Botox, Zoom! Whitening, Invisalign and an array of other valuable dental health care topics.

For more information on Dr. Ali Etessam, dentist in Naples, FL, his staff and important dental health care information, patients can visit the website at http://www.naplesdentalartcenter.com. With Dr. Etessam's continuing education coupled with the availability of educational materials online and at Naples Dental Art Center, patients can receive the care they need and deserve.

About Naples Dental Art Center: Since 1999, Naples Dental Art Center has been owned and operated by Dr. Ali Etessam, Naples cosmetic dentist. With over 10 years of experience, Dr. Etessam provides his patients with the best in quality dental health care available. Dr. Etessam earned his undergraduate degree at the University of District of Columbia in Biology with a minor in chemistry. He then attended Howard University where he received his DDS, and was accepted as an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon Resident, which he attended for two years before deciding to practice General Dentistry in the state of Florida. Dr. Etessam also received his certification in Advanced Orthodontics and TMJ from Mild America Orthodontic Society. Dr. Ali Etessam holds state licenses in Florida and Maryland. In 1999 he opened Naples Dental Art Center, and is prouid to be providing oral health care to his patients here in the Naples Community.

Media Contact:
Dr. Ali Etessam
contactus@naplesdentalartcenter.com
1575 Pine Ridge Road, Unit #18
Naples, FL 34109
(239) 566-1940
http://www.naplesdentalartcenter.com

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