New Haven Dentist Launches Interactive Mobile Website

Dr. Frank Maratta, dentist in New Haven, CT, introduces the availability of important dental health care information through his practice's new mobile website.

2013-03-13

NEW HAVEN, CT, March 13, 2013 (Press-News.org) While most patients utilize their smartphones and tablet devices for all of their daily needs, it was important for Dr. Frank Maratta, New Haven dentist, to offer a resource that was available around the clock, from anywhere. To help improve his patients' knowledge of important dental health care information and increase accessibility to his office, Dr. Maratta, Prosthodontist in New Haven, is proud to announce the availability of his practice's mobile website.

With a mobile website, patients can now easily access the information they need without the wait and frustration traditional browsers offer on their smartphones. Patients search for a website that is easy to navigate on their smart phone, and allow them to conveniently access the information they need and want. Dr. Maratta, dentist in New Haven, CT, offers a mobile website that brings simplicity and easy navigation. By visiting the mobile website for New Haven Prosthodontics, patients can immediately navigate through the available links: Home, Staff, Office and Services.

"Smartphone users are often unsatisfied with using standard websites and prefer the simplicity of mobile optimized sites. I understand that it is often aggravating to look at a standard website on a smartphone because you are constantly searching for a link that you sometimes never find," said Dr. Frank Maratta, New Haven, CT dentist. "With my practice's new mobile website, I am happy to offer my patients a fast loading website that is easy to navigate for instant access to dental health care information whenever they need it."

The available links, when first accessing the mobile website for New Haven Prosthodontics, are easily accessible in order for patients to conveniently search the website for the topic or information they are interested in. Whether patients are on the go, in their office, or simply sitting at home, they can visit the practice website at http://www.nhpros.com/ to find exactly what they are looking for without the messy hassle of a standard website.

For more information on dental health care, patients are encouraged to visit New Haven Prosthodontics' new mobile website at any time of the day. The mobile website is further proof of the continual dedication and support provided by Dr. Frank Maratta, New Haven prosthodontist, and his team of talented dental professionals.

About New Haven Prosthodontics, P.C: Dr. Frank Maratta received his D.M.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine in Farmington, CT and subsequently completed an AEGD at Columbia University School of Dental Medicine in New York, NY. Hen then when on to complete his specialty training in Prosthodontics at Montefiore Medical Center in New York, NY and is Board Certified by the American Board of Prosthodontics. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontics. Working alongside Dr. Maratta at New Haven Prosthodontics, P.C. is Dr. David Kusovitsky. Dr. Kusovitsky received his dental training at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. Further prosthetic studies and residency took place at the Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry. He is a member of the American College of Prosthodontists and the Academy of Osseointegration. Dr. Kusovitsky also has served as President of the New Haven Dental Association.

Media Contact:
Dr. Frank Maratta
contactus@nhpros.com
2 Church Street South, Suite 216
New Haven, CT 08519
(203) 783-0370
http://www.nhpros.com

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