PLANO, TX, April 11, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. David Baker, Plano, TX dentist, is pleased to announce the recent launch of his practice's state-of-the-art website. The new educational website was created in order to enhance patient awareness of dental health care and to further aide his patients in finding the information they need to keep their teeth and gums healthy.
The new website for Dr. David Baker, dentist in Plano, TX, offers a wide array of valuable tools and information that patients can use to better inform themselves of various dental health care topics. Patients can visit Plano Texas Dental Care's website via the Internet at any moment of their day that they need to. With an extensive educational library, patients have access to a wide range of dental health care topics with just the click of a mouse.
"Patients should be able to access valuable dental health care topics without a problem. With the recent creation of my practice's website, my patients can now access the information they need at any moment of their busy day. If any questions need to be answered outside of office hours, the innovative website allows patients to look up their questions and find the answers in the vast educational library," stated Dr. David Baker, cosmetic dentist in Plano.
With the introduction of Plano Texas Dental Care's website, patients now have the option to request appointments online as well as view new patient forms. Via the practice's site, patients can view and print new patient forms prior to their initial appointments with Dr. Baker, Plano cosmetic dentist. By allowing patients to print and fill out forms prior to their first appointments, the experience between Dr. Baker and the patient expands and allows for more time spent in treatment rather than in the waiting room filling out forms.
Patients don't always have time to take a moment out of their busy days to call the office for appointments; therefore, Dr. David Baker has added the feature of online appointment requests. Simply by visiting the practice's innovative website, patients can request a date and time for their appointment and a scheduling representative will call them to confirm an appointment. No longer do patients need to leave their busy lives to make an appointment with this Plano, TX cosmetic dentist.
When patients need oral health care from a dentist in Plano, they turn to Dr. David Baker and his professional dental team for quality care that they can trust. With the Internet continuously changing the way patients manage their health, Dr. Baker is taking great strides to ensure his practice is in line with patient needs and wants - an educational and patient friendly website, which can be accessed at http://www.planotexasdentalcare.com.
About Plano Texas Dental Care: For more than 20 years, Dr. David Baker has been giving patients something to smile about. Dr. Baker strives to help improve his patients' self-image, confidence, and well-being by perfecting one of their most valuable assets-their smile. Plano Texas Dental Care's dynamic approach to providing patients with the very best is what makes this dental practice special-ensuring that a specialist performs a patient's specialty work. Whether patients need dental implants, a simple tooth whitening procedure, or a cosmetic dentist in Plano, Dr. David Backer can create a healthy, natural, beautiful smile for his patients. Dr. Baker is a graduate of UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and is a member of the Dental Organization of Conscious Sedation, American Dental Association, Texas Dental Association and the Academy of General Dentistry.
Media Contact:
Dr. David Baker
contactus@planotexasdentalcare.com
1708 Coit Rd. Suite 290
Plano, TX 75075
(972) 612-3920
http://www.planotexasdentalcare.com
Plano, TX Dentist Announces Recent Launch of Practice's Website for Patient Access Around the Clock
With the recent creation of Plano Texas Dental Care's website, patients can now access valuable dental health care information 24/7.
2013-04-11
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