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Hazel Park Dentist Offers Online Educational Resources

Dr. Thomas Weigel is happy to be featuring online educational material on his practice's dental website

2012-09-16
HAZEL PARK, IL, September 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Thomas Weigel, Hazel Park cosmetic dentist, is glad that his practice is dedicating a page on his website to patient education. The patient education library is offered to help give Dr. Weigel's patients the knowledge necessary to maintain healthy teeth and gums.

"I'm excited that our website highlights patient education. I have always believed that that the more educated a patient is, the better chance they have of keeping their mouth healthy. I hope that many of our patients will take some time to look through the patient education library on our site and see what they can learn from it," said Dr. Weigel, Hazel Park general dentist.

The patient education section of Dr. Weigel's website provides helpful information on a variety of different dental topics. Patients will be able to learn more about cosmetic dentistry and how different dental techniques can improve the appearance of their teeth. There is also detailed information on dental crowns and bridges and root canal therapy.

Dr. Weigel's patient education library also goes over the proper procedure for how to handle a dental emergency. In addition, there is a detailed section that outlines some prevention tips for children to help them avoid cavities and other dental problems.This educational information is important to give patients the knowledge necessary to maintain positive oral health. It also helps them to be aware of what the proper procedures are for dental emergencies and what to look for when purchasing dental equipment.

To schedule an appointment with the emergency dentist in Hazel Park, patients can call (248) 248-9010. To learn more about Dr. Weigel, his staff or any of the dental services offered at his Hazel Park practice, patients are encouraged to visit his comprehensive dental website located at http://www.hazelparkdentist.com.

About Dr. Thomas Weigel: Dr. Thomas Weigel, dentist in Hazel Park, has been practicing dentistry since 1985. He graduated from the University of Minnesota with a DDS degree and is a member of Michigan Dental Association and the Oakland County Dental Society. He participates in continuing education courses to ensure that he only offers the most up to date and modern dental practices and techniques. His practice offers services for Hazel Park whitening, crowns, bridges, dentures and much more.

Media Contact:
Dr. Thomas Weigel
contactus@hazelparkdentist.com
23411 John R Road
Hazel Park, MI 48030
(248) 248-9010
http://www.hazelparkdentist.com


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[Press-News.org] Hazel Park Dentist Offers Online Educational Resources
Dr. Thomas Weigel is happy to be featuring online educational material on his practice's dental website