WEST ORANGE, NJ, June 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) New patients can now receive expedited visits at Northfield Dental Group with the introduction of new patient forms available online for easy download. Dr. Ivan Stein, New Jersey top dentist, has provided these online forms in order to further provide patients with more one-on-one time once in the office.
Patients can visit the website for Northfield Dental Group by visiting http://www.northfielddentalgroup.com. By accessing the website, patients can visit the "New Patients" tab from the homepage where they will gain instant access to the new patient forms. The forms are available for download, and can be printed and brought into the office for their first visit. A patient's first visit involves a few special steps so that Dr. Stein, cosmetic dentist in West Orange, can get to know his patients.
"A patient's first visit is essential in paving the way they view dental treatment and our office. By allowing my patients to download, print and fill out new patient paperwork prior to their first visit with my office, I can spend more one-on-one time with them. The available forms eliminate the need to fill out new patient paperwork while in the office. I look forward to providing new patients with exceptional service and care," said Dr. Ivan Stein, a dentist providing implants in Livingston.
By visiting the website for Northfield Dental Group, patients can also find all of the practical information they need, such as a map and directions to the office, practice hours, payment policies and more. There is also background information about Dr. Ivan Stein, a dentist providing cosmetic fillings in West Orange, and his committed team of dental professionals at Northfield Dental Group.
Dr. Ivan Stein, New Jersey top dentist, encourages patients to visit Dental Oasis of Orange County's website to save time by printing out and completing the patient forms in advance of their appointment. Dr. Toorani looks forward to meeting and treating new patients, while providing the same continued care for his current patients.
About Northfield Dental Group: Leading cosmetic dentists in Livingston and West Orange, Drs. Stein, Widmayer and Greenstein operate Northfield Dental Group. The practice offers a wide range of treatment in all phases of dentistry including TMJ, cosmetic fillings, mercury free fillings, veneers, implants, bonding and headache treatment in Livingston, among others. Dr. Ivan Stein graduated from Georgetown University Dental School and has focused his practice for the past 20 years to full mouth reconstruction. He has pioneered cosmetic implant dentistry and was the first to introduce immediate load implant prosthetics in Essex County.
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Dr. Ivan F. Stein, DDS
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769 Northfield Avenue, Suite 154
West Orange, NJ 07052
(973) 736-0111
http://www.northfielddentalgroup.com
New Jersey Top Dentist Invites Patients to Complete New Patients Forms Prior to First Visits
Dr. Ivan Stein, cosmetic dentist in Livingston, helps expedite patients' first visits to Northfield Dental Group through the availability of new online patient forms.
2012-06-14
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[Press-News.org] New Jersey Top Dentist Invites Patients to Complete New Patients Forms Prior to First VisitsDr. Ivan Stein, cosmetic dentist in Livingston, helps expedite patients' first visits to Northfield Dental Group through the availability of new online patient forms.