Orlando Dentist Offers Online Patient Education Tools On Her Dental Website

Dr. Marcia Martinez, dentist in Orlando, is happy to provide educational resources for her patients on her practice's website.

2012-07-28

ORLANDO, FL, July 28, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Marcia Martinez, Orlando dentist, is excited to be able to offer her patients educational information as a part of her practice's comprehensive dental website. The education library is designed to help patients of the Orlando cosmetic dentist to have the knowledge necessary to properly take care of their dental health.

"I am pleased that we are able to offer our patients educational resources through our website. I have always believed that the more educated a patient is, the better chance they have to take care of their oral health and avoid serious dental issues. I hope all of our patients will take some time to explore the patient education section of our website, said Dr. Marcia Martinez, dentist in Orlando.

The patient education library is the centerpiece of the educational resources on the Orlando dentist's website. The library lists a variety of dental problems that can occur and goes over the proper treatment options and when it is appropriate to visit a dental professional.

The patient library also goes over the proper techniques that patients should take to take care of their oral health on a daily basis. Patients of the Orlando, FL dentist will find detailed information on how to brush properly and what steps to take to maintain a high level of oral health.

About Dr. Marcia Martinez: Dr. Marcia Martinez maintains a passion in dentistry since beginning her dental career in 1995 and opened her practice in 2001. Dr. Martinez is fluent in Spanish and enjoys helping people smile every day. On a daily basis she is grateful to provide her patients with beautiful and healthy smiles. This is a family tradition, as Dr. Marcia Martinez grew up observing her father, Dr. Julio Martinez, and mother, RDH Lilliam, work together to improve the lives of their patients. Dr. Martinez's father instilled the love of taking care of the patient in her. Both of her parents were born in Cuba, seeking freedom for their family they moved to Florida in 1968. Dr. Martinez is the youngest of three siblings and was born and raised in Orlando making her a native to the area. She attended the University of Pittsburgh School of Dentistry, where she graduated with her DMD in 1999. After graduation Dr. Martinez followed her husband to his business in Boston, only to return to her hometown of Orlando in 2001. She took over her father's practice, allowing him to retire knowing his patients would be well cared for.

Media Contact:
Dr. Marcia Martinez, DMD
contactus@martinezdmd.com
5180 Curry Ford Road
Orlando, FL 32812
(407) 273-6620
http://www.martinezdmd.com

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