Pleasant Hill Dentist Offers Online New Patient Services

Dr. Michael Huguet, dentist in Pleasant Hill, is excited to offer a variety of new patient services on his practice's dental website.

2012-06-27

PLEASANT HILLS, CA, June 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Michael Huguet, Pleasant Hill dentist, is excited that his practice is offering specific new patient services on the new patient page of his practice's comprehensive dental website. The new patient services are designed to attract new patients to join the Pleasant Hill, CA dentist's practice.

"I am very happy that our practice is able to offer new patient services on our website. I believe that we offer a very high level of service at our practice and I am very confident that any new patients that join our practice will be satisfied with the care they receive. I look forward to treating any new patients that decide to join our practice in the future," said Dr. Huguet, dentist in Pleasant Hill.

The new patient section of the website contains downloadable new patient forms that can be printed and filled out prior to coming in for an appointment with the cosmetic dentist in Pleasant Hill. These forms are offered to save time for patients during the first appointment and ensure that as much time as possible is spent receiving treatment instead of filling out forms.

There are also easy to use turn-by-turn directions powered by Google Maps on the new patient page. These directions are offered to ensure that new patients can easily find their way to the family dentist in Pleasant Hill.

To learn more, patients are encouraged to visit Dr. Huguet's comprehensive dental website at http://www.pleasanthillsmile.com.

About Michael E. Huguet, DDS: Dr. Michael Huguet has been practicing dentistry since 1991, receiving his dental training from the University of California, San Francisco. In addition, Dr. Huguet received advanced dental training at the Veteran Administration Hospitals in Martinez and Sacramento, California. He is also a member of the Diablo Study Club, a club dedicated to advancing the knowledge of implants, and quality comprehensive patient care. Dr. Huguet enjoys all aspects of general and cosmetic dentistry, and enjoys providing quality care to patients of all ages. Working alongside Dr. Huguet is Dr. Michelle Feliciano-Turner who began her career in dentistry over 17 years ago, holding every position in the dental office. She has held every position in the dental office, from dental assistant, office manager, hygienist, and now dentist. Dr. Turner graduated with honors from dental hygiene school in 1997, and attended a newly developed Pre-Dental program at UCSF, helping to develop curriculum that would prepare candidates for attending dental school. She graduated from the University of the Pacific Dental School in 2002, and earned recognition for her high marks by being a member of the Tau Kappa Omega honor society.

Media Contact:
Dr. Michael Huguet
contactus@pleasanthillsmile.com
710 Grayson Road
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
(925) 945-6204
http://www.pleasanthillsmile.com

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