LITTLETON, CO, April 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) Littleton general dentist Robert D. Madden, D.D.S., M.B.A., P.C. is happy to announce the availability of his new mobile website at www.southwestfamilydentistry.com.
Mobile websites are different from traditional websites accessed through a computer because they are designed to be used with browsers run only on smartphones and tablets, such as Safari and Opera. Though parts of a traditional website may load from a mobile device it is frustratingly slow and difficult to read because it was not designed for mobile platform use.
With Dr. Madden's mobile website patients can access all of the useful features of his traditional website directly from their mobile devices. By clicking on the online digital library, for example, you can read up on numerous topics related to services offered at the Littleton dentist's practice, whether it be dental implant restorations, cosmetic dentistry or veneers.
Because the mobile website is designed for smartphone and tablet specifications, data loads quickly and graphics are scaled down to the correct size. This allows users to easily read all of the information available, such as the archived newsletters that Dr. Madden, Littleton family dentist, uploads to his site that are packed with helpful health-related tip, articles, and information.
Visitors to Dr. Madden's mobile website will also be able to load and view the collection of educational videos which feature detailed animations and explanation of more than a dozen common dental procedures, such as veneers in Littleton.
If patients are unable to call during office hours, scheduling and appointment for the Littleton dental office can be done with a smart phone or tablet by visiting the mobile site. Clicking "Appointment Request" in the upper right of the home page will load the request screen. From there, the time and date and nature of the visit is entered by the patient, and a receptionist later calls to confirm the appointment.
Because Dr. Madden is also a Littleton children's dentist, having the ability to reach his mobile website allows busy parents to be able to request an appointment wherever they are, which in turn helps them to keep current with their dental care needs.
Dr. Madden, family dentist in Littleton, stressed the importance of the time saving benefits his mobile website offers his patients, adding, "Between work, family, and everyday obligations, life can get really busy. I hope my patients will take advantage of the availability of my new mobile website and they find it helpful in keeping on top of their dental health."
About Dr. Robert Madden: Dr. Robert Madden, dentist in Littleton, has been practicing dentistry since graduating from the University of Nebraska College of Dentistry. By participating in continuing education programs throughout his career, he remains up to date with the latest technologies and practices. He offers a variety of dental services including whitening, oral surgery, dentures, implants and veneers in Littleton, among others. Dr. Madden is a member of the American Dental Association, Colorado Dental Association and the Metropolitan Denver Dental Society.
Media Contact:
Southwest Family Dentistry
contactus@southwestfamilydentistry.com
9200 W. Cross Drive
Littleton, CO 80123
(303) 973-5859
http://www.southwestfamilydentistry.com
Littleton Family Dentist Announces New Mobile Website
Dr. Robert Madden, dentist in Littleton, CO, invites patients to explore his vast website for updated information from any location, at any time.
2013-04-04
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[Press-News.org] Littleton Family Dentist Announces New Mobile WebsiteDr. Robert Madden, dentist in Littleton, CO, invites patients to explore his vast website for updated information from any location, at any time.