Dentist in Walnut Creek Launches Mobile Website for Easy Access to Patients On the Go

Dr. Frank Skiba, dentist in Walnut Creek, CA, invites smartphone and tablet users to visit his practice's new mobile website from anywhere.

2012-06-22

WALNUT CREEK, CA, June 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) To better serve his patients while they are on-the-go, Dr. Frank Skiba, dentist in Walnut Creek, has created a mobile website for his dental practice. As technology continues to advance, websites continue to grow in popularity and usefulness.

In order to expand on his current traditional website, Dr. Skiba, dentist in Walnut Creek, CA, has created a mobile website. With 80% of American Web users looking online for health information, it was important that Dr. Skiba continue to provide his patients with easy access to dental health care information even when they are out of the office, or not at home.

"Today, so many people are constantly on the go, or live on their mobile phones. To help my patients on their search for exceptional dental care, I have created a mobile website. With the mobile website, my patients can easily search my website without the long loading times from anywhere they want," said Dr. Frank Skiba, Walnut Creek, CA dentist.

Dr. Skiba invites patients to visit his new mobile website by accessing his website on their smartphones or tablet devices by visiting http://www.skibadental.com. The newly developed mobile website offers a simple design that eliminates the need to wait for a slow loading website. When patients need information they want it right away, and the mobile website offered by Dr. Frank Skiba, cosmetic dentist in Walnut Creek, does just that.

Whether patients are in search of further information on Walnut Creek dental veneers, dental implants, sleep apnea treatment, or tmj treatment, among other dental health care topics, they can find exactly what they are looking for through the practice's interactive mobile website. From their smartphones or tablet devices, patients can navigate with just their finger through the simple links and button.

For more information on Dr. Frank Skiba, Walnut Creek cosmetic dentist, his practice and various dental health care topics, Dr. Skiba encourages patients to visit the new mobile website from any location.

About Frank Skiba, DDS: Since graduating from Marquette University with membership in the national dental honor society-Omicron Kappa Upsilon-Dr. Frank Skiba has been providing superior dental care. He has trained at some of the best dental programs in California, and received post-graduate training in TMJ, myofacial pain management from UCLA School of Dentistry and UCSF School of Dentistry, Implant dentistry at UCSF School of Dentistry, and cosmetic dentistry at the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. Dr. Skiba continues to maintain the highest level of accreditation and pursues ongoing dental education on a variety of topics to stay abreast of the latest techniques and procedures in dentistry. He is able to diagnose and treat all patients' needs from general dental care to specialized treatment in cosmetic, implants and jaw dysfunction.

Media Contact:
Dr. Frank Skiba
contactus@skibadental.com
1855 San Miguel Drive Suite 16
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
(925) 934-8149
http://www.skibadental.com

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