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Dentist in Cambridge, OH Updates Practice Blog for Improved Dental Knowledge

Dr. Denise Antalis, Cambridge, OH dentist, maintains an up-to-date dental blog for improved patient knowledge of important dental information.

2013-04-04
CAMBRIDGE, OH, April 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) In order to help patients remain up to date with important dental health care information, Dr. Denise Antalis, dentist in Cambridge, OH, is pleased to announce the availability of OHIOSmiles' educational blog. The information rich blog is available through OHIOSmiles' practice website at http://www.ohiosmiles.com/blog.html.

The availability of this blog allows Dr. Antalis, Cambridge, OH dentist, to keep her patients "in the know" of important dental health care topics. The blog is updated regularly, and is linked with OHIOSmiles' social network for further accessibility to important information around the clock. Dr. Antalis updates the blog each month, which allows her to share vital dental information with her patients.

"With the availability of our online blog, I hope that my patients will continue to remain up-to-date with important dental health care information. The blog allows me to share some of the most advanced and vital information whenever needed. Even more so, the blog is linked with our social network to provide further insight for my patients whenever they need it," said Dr. Denise Antalis, Cambridge dentist.

From information on oral health care practices to implants and braces in Cambridge, the online blog for OHIOSmiles has it all. Patients can visit the practice blog at any time of the day to expand their knowledge of important dental health care information. Dr. Antalis encourages all of her patients to visit the blog to learn more about some of the most talked about dental topics, so that they can better understand their upcoming procedure or checkup.

In addition to the educational blog, patients can also explore the online education library that contains a wealth of information on various dental topics, as well. From Cambridge braces to implants and teeth cleanings, the library is home to valuable dental health care information. Dr. Antalis invites patients to visit the education library whenever they have a question about their health care, or have a symptom they would like more information on.

"The library and blog are both available around the clock, which helps my patients to expand their dental knowledge so that they can properly care for their teeth and gums," said Dr. Denise Antalis, dentist in Cambridge.

Patients can visit http://www.ohiosmiles.com to gather more information on Dr. Denise Antalis and OHIOSmiles, as well as to access educational information. The availability of the online blog and education library allow Dr. Antalis to keep patients informed even when her office is closed.

About OHIOSmiles: Owned and operated by Dr. Denise Antalis, OHIOSmiles is a solo practice. With seven operatory rooms, Dr. Antalis is a general dentist with extensive training in cosmetics, sleep apnea, orthodontics, implants and TMD. Dr. Antalis utilizes the latest dental technology to ensure healthy teeth and gums. She takes the time to listen to her patients, answer all of their questions, and to develop a proper treatment program that meets her patients' every need. Patient comfort, education, and quality of dentistry are the reasons Dr. Denise Antalis' patients continue to refer their friends, colleagues and family members to OHIOSmiles.

Media Contact:
Dr. Denise Antalis
Info@ohiosmiles.com
1500 Deerpath Drive
Cambridge, OH 43725
(740) 439-2501
http://www.ohiosmiles.com


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[Press-News.org] Dentist in Cambridge, OH Updates Practice Blog for Improved Dental Knowledge
Dr. Denise Antalis, Cambridge, OH dentist, maintains an up-to-date dental blog for improved patient knowledge of important dental information.