Dentist In Chandler, AZ Offers New Online Appointment Requests

Dr. Bianca McWilliams, Chandler, AZ dentist, invites patients to request their next appointment online through a new website feature for Solaris Dental Health.

2012-09-06

CHANDLER, AZ, September 06, 2012 (Press-News.org) At Solaris Dental Health, Dr. Bianca McWilliams, dentist in Chandler, AZ, understands that it can often be difficult for patients to call into her office to request an appointment during office hours due to their busy schedules. To help her patients easily request their next appointment, Dr. McWilliams is excited to offer a convenient online appointment-requesting feature.

"I want my patients to easily request appointments with my office so that they can successfully maintain their oral health. By offering online appointment requests, my patients can request an appointment at their convenience. I look forward to treating my patients and helping them to maintain the best dental health possible, and this new feature allows me to do just that," said Dr. Bianca McWilliams, Chandler, AZ dentist.

The new appointment feature allows patients to successfully book an appointment with Dr. McWilliams without having to pick up the phone. This new feature helps patients to continue to complete their daily schedules without major interruption. In a matter of minutes, patients can request their next appointment with Dr. Bianca McWilliams, cosmetic dentist in Chandler, with just the click of their mouse.

Patients can gain instant access to the new appointment feature by visiting Solaris Dental Health's interactive website at http://www.solarisdentalhealth.com/. At the top of the homepage, patients can click on the available "Book and Appointment" link. By clicking on the link, patients will be directed to the book and appointment page where they can select the week, day and time they would like to schedule their appointment.

Appointment requests are made simple with this unique feature and allow patients to easily select a date and time for their appointment. Once a time is selected they can also include what procedure they need. From routine cleanings to Zoom whitening in Chandler, patients can request any appointment through this unique online feature for Solaris Dental Health.

Dr. Bianca McWilliams, Chandler cosmetic dentist, encourages her patients to utilize the new appointment request feature whenever possible. Through the launch of the appointment request feature on the website for Solaris Dental Health, Dr. McWilliams further proves her dedication and commitment to providing patients with the most convenient dental care possible.

About Solaris Dental Health: Dr. Bianca McWilliams received her DDS from the University of Texas Health Science Center Dental Branch in Houston. She also completed her residency in Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) in Tucson, Arizona. Dr. McWilliams continually brings her patients the most up-to-date techniques in general and cosmetic dentistry, including dental veneers, dental implants and Zoom! Whitening. After graduation, Dr. McWilliams practiced in Litchfield Park, Chandler, and Mesa, Arizona. In 2006, Dr. Bianca McWilliams opened her dental practice to serve the Chandler, AZ and surrounding San Tan areas.

Media Contact:
Dr. Ken McWilliams
contactus@solarisdentalhealth.com
4917 South Alma School Road
Chandler, AZ 85248
(480) 802-6617
http://www.solarisdentalhealth.com

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