West Chester Dentist Makes It Easy To Schedule Appointments Online

Dr. David Stall, dentist in West Chester, is happy to be offering an online appointment scheduler on his practice's website

2012-07-29

WEST CHESTER, PA, July 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. David Stall, dentist in West Chester, PA, is happy that his practice is featuring an easy to use appointment scheduler on its comprehensive website. The appointment scheduler makes it easy for his patients to schedule an appointment for Invisalign in West Chester or another service.

"I am glad that our practice is able to offer this service to our patients. We strive to make things as easy as possible for our patients and online appointment scheduling is a great example of that. I hope many of our patients take advantage of this service," said Dr. Stall, cosmetic dentist in West Chester.

To schedule an appointment, patients of the West Chester sedation dentist simply need to navigate to the appointment request page on Dr. Stall's website. From there, they will be able to choose an appointment time from a list of available times. After providing some basic personal information and details of their appointment, the appointment will be scheduled. Patients will get a confirmation email shortly after this.

To learn more about the West Chester family dentist, his staff or the services provided at his practice, patients are encouraged to visit his comprehensive dental website at http://www.fourstarsmiles.com.

About Four Star Smiles Dental Care: Established in 1985, Dr. David Stall established Four Star Smiles Dental Care to emphasize patient comfort with multiple sedation modalities, Botox and dermal fillers to enhance facial appearance to compliment cosmetic dental treatments. After receiving his Masters degree in Public Health at Tulane University, Dr. Stall moved to Philadelphia in 1979 to attend one of the top five dental schools in the nation - the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. Following graduation in 1983, he spent the next year as a resident at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City, where he received additional training in General and Hospital Dentistry. In 1989, Dr. Stall received the prestigious Academy of General Dentistry Fellowship Award, which is given to those dentists who have shown dedication to patient care through continuing education. Joining Dr. Stall at Four Star Smiles Dental Care is orthodontist Dr. LynAnn Mastaj. While attending the University of Pennsylvania Dental School, Dr. Mastaj gave up her tennis career to work as a dental assistant and to participate in various community outreach programs. Upon completing her dental degree, Dr. Mastaj was accepted into a general practice residency program at York Hospital and received her post-graduate specialty training in orthodontics from Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. In 2001 she was selected for the publication "Who's Who of Professional Women."

Media Contact:
Dr. David Stall
contactus@fourstarsmiles.com
1646 West Chester Pike, Suite 1
West Chester, PA 19382
(610) 692-8454
http://www.fourstarsmiles.com

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