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Western Springs Orthodontist Offers Online Appointment Request Form

Dr. Joseph Kizior, orthodontist in Western Springs, is happy to offer easy online appointment scheduling and other helpful services on his practice's website.

2012-05-18
WESTERN SPRINGS, IL, May 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Joseph Kizior, Brookfield orthodontist, is pleased to offer an easy to use online appointment request form as a part of his practice's comprehensive website. The appointment request form is just one of the features on the Western Springs orthodontist's website designed to make dealing with Dr. Kizior's practice easy for patients.

To schedule an appointment, patients simply have to navigate to the appointment request form on Dr. Kizior's website. Once there, patients can request the date and time that they wish to come in for an appointment and the practice's scheduling coordinator will follow up shortly thereafter through email to confirm the appointment.

"I am very excited to be able to offer this level of service and convenience to our patients. By using the appointment scheduler, our patients will be able to request appointments 24 hours a day, 7 days a week without having to call in to the office. I hope all of our patients take advantage of this new service," said Dr. Kizior, La Grange orthodontist.

In addition to the appointment request form, Dr. Kizior's website also offers general practice information like office hours, location, staff bios and a complete list of services provided by the orthodontist in Brookfield. There are also easy to use turn-by-turn directions powered by Google Maps to ensure that patients can easily find their way to the office.

Dr. Kizior's website also offers an extensive patient education library. The library offers information related to orthodontics and how patients can take care of their teeth during orthodontic treatment. The library also offers a complete glossary of terms that are related to orthodontics for patients that are looking to learn more about orthodontics. To learn more, visit Dr. Kizior's website at http://www.braceswesternsprings.com/

About Joseph Kizior, DDS, MS:
Dr. Joseph E. Kizior, Western Springs orthodontist, received his doctor of dental surgery with honors from Loyola University Dental School - Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Kizior also completed an advanced specialty program at Loyola University receiving a Master of Science degree in oral biology and a certificate of specialty in orthodontics. Dr. Joseph Kizior treats patients in all age groups, and he designs a specific treatment plan for each patient.

Media Contact:
Dr. Joseph Kizior
contactus@braceswesternsprings.com
4365 Lawn Avenue
Western Springs IL, 60558
(708) 246-1000
http://www.braceswesternsprings.com


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[Press-News.org] Western Springs Orthodontist Offers Online Appointment Request Form
Dr. Joseph Kizior, orthodontist in Western Springs, is happy to offer easy online appointment scheduling and other helpful services on his practice's website.