SHAKOPEE, MN, December 09, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Michael England, Shakopee dentist, is providing a simple appointment request form as a part of his practice's comprehensive dental website. By using the online form, patients are now able to request appointments without having to pick up the phone.
"I am very glad that our practice is able to make it easy for patients to request appointments online. We are always striving to make our practice as patient-friendly as possible and this is a great example of that. I hope that many of our patients in the future will use this tool to schedule appointments at our practice," said Dr. England, Shakopee family dentist.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. England for Invisalign in Shakopee or another dental service, patients can either call (952) 746-0808 or use the online appointment request form. To do this, patients simply have to enter in the date, time and a few words detailing the nature of their appointment into the online form. Shortly after this, someone from the practice will follow up with a confirmation of the appointment.
Since Dr. England's website is always available, patients are able to schedule appointments whenever it is convenient for them instead of having to call the practice during regular business hours.
To learn more about Dr. England, his staff or any of the services provided at his practice, patients are encouraged to visit his practice's comprehensive dental website that can be found at http://www.southbridge-dental.com. The site provides a variety of helpful information for patients.
About Southbridge Dental: Dr. Michael England has been practicing since 1977 and established his solo practice, Southbridge Dental, in 2004. He specializes in Invisalign, CEREC, stop snoring appliances, dental veneers, dental implants, interceptive orthodontics, Zoom teeth whitening and an array of other dental treatments and procedures. Southbridge Dental has over 2,300 active patients and employs 8 staff members for optimal dental health care. Dr. Michael England studied at the University of Minnesota, earning his bachelor's degree in biology in 1975 and graduated with his Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.) in 1977. He has worked in several clinics perfecting his skills before buying an existing practice in Bloomington, prior to opening Southbridge Dental in Shakopee. Dr. England remains active in the Shakopee community and supports Shakopee Derby Days, dental education in the Shakopee schools and participates in the annual Give Kids a Smile Day.
Media Contact:
Dr. Michael England
Southbridgedental@hotmail.com
8074 Old Carriage Ct.
Shakopee, MN 55379
(952) 746-0808
http://www.southbridge-dental.com
Shakopee Dentist Makes Online Appointment Scheduling Easy
Dr. Michael England is pleased to be proving an easy to use appointment request form on his practice's website
2012-12-09
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[Press-News.org] Shakopee Dentist Makes Online Appointment Scheduling EasyDr. Michael England is pleased to be proving an easy to use appointment request form on his practice's website