ESCONDIDO, CA, November 03, 2012 (Press-News.org) Premier Escondido cosmetic dentist, Dr. Michael Carlson of Carlson Family Dental Practice, announces the recent addition of an online patient education library for his practice's website. The new online patient education library was created to better inform and provide valuable knowledge of dental health care for patients.
Patients can visit the convenient website for Carlson Family Dental Practice to learn more about various dental care treatments and procedures. Carlson Family Dental Practice's dental library offers subjects ranging from dental crowns and bridges, to dental implants and root canals in Escondido.
"As a dentist and a member of this community, it is important to offer my patients the most vital information in regards to dental care. With dental health care information readily available with just the click of their mouse, patients can have their dental questions answered without even leaving their house," said Dr. Michael Carlson, cosmetic dentist in Escondido.
Additionally, patients can schedule their next dental checkup or procedure online via the practice's appointment requesting feature. With an increased online availability, patients are now able to request an appointment with Dr. Michael Carlson, Escondido, CA dentist, without altering their busy schedules.
With just the click of their mouse, patients can visit the practice's website for easy access to online appointment scheduling. Once on the appointment request page, patients can simply fill out the given form to receive dental care from Dr. Carlson, dentist in Escondido, CA.
Patients will be asked to enter in a specific date and time that they would prefer for their appointment with Dr. Carlson, followed by their day of the week and time of day preference. Once a patient fills out their preferred date and time, they will be instructed to enter their full name, email address, phone number and a brief description of the nature of their appointment. With this, the scheduling coordinator will be able to properly match an available time with the patient's preference to accommodate them to the fullest if the specific time they stated is not currently available.
Remaining on the cutting-edge of dental technology, Dr. Michael Carlson, Escondido dentist, further demonstrates his continual dedication to providing superior, convenient dental care for his patients through the release of their online patient education library and appointment-requesting feature.
About Carlson Family Dental Practice: Carlson Family Dental Practice is owned and operated by a father and son dental team-Drs. Jeffrey and Michael Carlson. Together they are able to provide their patients with the best in quality dental health care possible. Dr. Jeffrey Carlson has been practicing dentistry in Escondido since 1971, while his son, Dr. Michael Carlson, has been practicing since 1999. Dr. Jeffrey Carlson is a graduate of the UCLA School of Dentistry and is a member of several dental associations. Dr. Michael Carlson is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry and has a fellowship in dental Implantology from the California Implant Institute consisting of 160 hours of education, and is a fellow with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
Media Contact:
Dr. Michael Carlson
contactus@carlsondental.net
726 E. Grand Ave. Suite A
Escondido, CA 92025
(760) 747-2616
http://www.carlsondental.net
Escondido Cosmetic Dentist Offers Improved Educational Resources Online
Dr. Michael Carlson, cosmetic dentist in Escondido, encourages patients to take advantage of up-to-date educational information online via Carlson Family Dental Practice's website.
2012-11-03
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[Press-News.org] Escondido Cosmetic Dentist Offers Improved Educational Resources OnlineDr. Michael Carlson, cosmetic dentist in Escondido, encourages patients to take advantage of up-to-date educational information online via Carlson Family Dental Practice's website.