ELLICOTT CITY, MD, May 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Ray Becker, dentist in Ellicott City, introduces patients to the practice's newly developed newsletters. The informative newsletter was created to improve patient education and communication between the patient and the office. Patients can access the practice's newsletter via the website's homepage at http://www.howardcountysmiles.com.
The newsletter is updated by Dr. Ray Becker, family dentist in Columbia, MD, and can easily be accessed from the practice's website. With each newsletter release, it includes information on Dr. Becker, his staff, and an array of dental health topics including Invisalign, teeth whitening and an array of other topics.
"With our newsletter, we are able to expand our reach to our patients through a different medium. This allows us to introduce topics that are commonly associated with their visits to our office. Patients will be able to learn more about these dental topics in order to improve their understanding about their oral health as a fun and efficient way to get information while engaging them with our office," said Dr. Ray Becker, family dentist in Ellicott City.
Patients can easily access Dr. Becker's online newsletters via the practice's homepage. By clicking on the newsletters link, patients are able to select from a broad range of topics to fulfill their educational needs. In addition to the online newsletters patients can also access a host of educational resources, as well as a smile gallery for patients to view before and after photos of various smile restorations. The website for Dr. Ray Becker, Ellicott City family dentist, also provides an extensive educational library full of an array of dental health care topics including dental implants, teeth whitening, veneers and Invisalign.
When patients are looking for quality dental health care, they turn to Dr. Ray Becker, cosmetic dentist in Ellicott City, and his team of dental professionals for services that they can trust. The practice's commitment to improving the patient experience with new technology is further conveyed with the introduction of the practice's informative newsletters, which can be accessed via the website's home page.
About Dr. Ray Becker, DDS, FAGD: Dr. Ray Becker is a solo practitioner and has been practicing in Howard County since 1987. He specializes in cosmetics and comprehensive care in a general practice environment. Dr. Becker is also one of the first users of CEREC all ceramic, one visit crowns. He studied dentistry at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery (University of Maryland Dental School) in 1986 and graduated with various honors and awards including receiving the Omicron Kappa Upsilon gold key. Dr. Becker continued training with his post-doctoral residency at Prince George's Hospital and Medical Center.
Media Contact:
Dr. Ray Becker
contactus@howardcountysmiles.com
5096 Dorsey Hall Drive
Ellicott City, MD 21042-7711
(410) 730-4674
http://www.howardcountysmiles.com
Dentist in Ellicott City Shares Online Newsletters for Up-to-Date Dental Information for Patients
Dr. Ray Becker, family dentist in Columbia, MD, invites patients to view his online Newsletters for increased dental health care knowledge.
2012-05-17
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[Press-News.org] Dentist in Ellicott City Shares Online Newsletters for Up-to-Date Dental Information for PatientsDr. Ray Becker, family dentist in Columbia, MD, invites patients to view his online Newsletters for increased dental health care knowledge.