ATLANTA, GA, February 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) Leading Atlanta, GA dentist, Dr. Thomas Kauffman, is now accepting patient appointment requests via his newly designed practice website. The appointment requesting feature is easily available through the practice's website at http://www.atlantasedationdentistry.org. Dr. Kauffman encourages each patient to utilize this new feature whenever they need to request an appointment throughout their busy day.
In order to keep up with the hustle and bustle of every day life in Atlanta, Dr. Thomas Kauffman, dentist in Atlanta, GA, has launched the new appointment request option in order to better accommodate his patients on the go. Now tech-savvy patients that prefer the computer and mobile devices to phone calls can easily request an appointment with the click of a mouse or push of a button.
"With patients spending a majority of their time and making a great deal of decisions on computers and cell phones, it only makes sense that their dentist be available with a hit of a button as well," said Dr. Thomas Kauffman, Atlanta dentist. "At my office, we want to be readily available to our patients in order to provide the highest quality of patient care possible, and this online feature allows us to do just that."
Dr. Thomas Kauffman values his patient relationships, making it a priority to deliver gentle compassionate care that patients deserve. He works hard to make his patients feel at ease by providing exceptional patient care in a relaxed, convenient atmosphere, which is further exhibited through the appointment-requesting feature. Dr. Kauffman, dentist in Atlanta, strives to develop lifelong relationships with his patients and hopes that this new online website feature will help him do just that.
In addition to the new online appointment requesting, patients can also visit the website for Dr. Kauffman, cosmetic dentist in Atlanta, to find important information, such as office hours, service descriptions and staff bios. New patients can download new patient forms in advance of their first appointment and patients can read up on the latest in dental health care with the extensive patient education library.
This Atlanta cosmetic dentist combines convenience with comfort to provide his patients with the best in quality dental health care possible in Atlanta, GA. Dr. Thomas Kauffman's website and new online appointment requesting serves as further proof of his commitment to deliver a superior level of exceptional care.
About Dr. Thomas Kauffman, DDS, PC: For the past 38 years, Dr. Thomas Kauffman has been providing his patients with exceptional dental health care. He completed his undergraduate studies at North Central College in Illinois, and then received his DDS from Loyola University in Chicago. Dr. Kauffman's general practice residency was completed in the United States Army Dental Corps, and opened his own private dental practice in 1977-fulfilling his dream. Additionally, Dr. Kauffman firmly believes in continuing education, and is committed to staying abreast of leading, cutting edge dentistry techniques, which are essential for providing patients with the highest quality care possible.
Media Contact:
Dr. Thomas Kauffman
contactus@atlantasedationdentistry.org
133 Peachtree Street N.E. Suite 4050
Atlanta, GA Dental 30303
(404) 524-1981
http://www.atlantasedationdentistry.org
Atlanta, GA Dentist Offers Online Appointment Requesting For Busy Patients
Dr. Thomas Kauffman, dentist in Atlanta, GA, has added a new feature to his interactive website-online appointment requesting-to help busy patients keep up with their appointments for healthy smiles.
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[Press-News.org] Atlanta, GA Dentist Offers Online Appointment Requesting For Busy PatientsDr. Thomas Kauffman, dentist in Atlanta, GA, has added a new feature to his interactive website-online appointment requesting-to help busy patients keep up with their appointments for healthy smiles.