Released on: June 11, 2008, 11:04 am

Press Release Author: Tim Miller

Industry: Healthcare

Press Release Summary: Before you begin the hunt to find the right dentist for
yourself, or for your entire family, consider these tips from Caring Dentistry of
San Rafael.



Press Release Body: San Rafael, CA - There are thousands of dentists across the
country, and finding the right dentist can be a difficult task for anyone.

"It's an aggravating, yet important process," notes Dr. Tim Miller, DDS. "To make it
a little easier, consider these 8 tips on selecting a dentist from Caring Dentistry
of San Rafael."

1. Check them out Online
If the dentist you're considering has a website, go online and check it out. Start
by taking a look at the about us page and try to get a feel for the kind of
dentistry office they run. If they don't have a site established try "Googling" them
to see if they have any reviews online.

2. Plan for Long-Term
If you find a dentist you are happy with, then you'll want to see them for
additional work later on. Make sure the dentist you choose offers a wide variety of
services so you do not have to go somewhere else if you require different dental in
the future.

3. Get a Consultation
Feeling safe and comfortable with your dentist is imperative. Most dentistry offices
offer a consultation to get a better feel for the dentist as well as their
facilities.

4. Location and Hours of Business
Choosing a dentist near by will add less stress to every appointment, though it
should not be a main deciding factor. Also check to see of their hours of business
work around your work schedule, children's school hours, etc.

5. Time your First Appointment
Take notice of how long you spend at their office during your first appointment. If
the dentist completes your work faster than other dentists have in the past, then it
may be a sign they are not performing their work thoroughly.

6. Examine Final Product
Don't feel rude examining your dental work closely once completed. Biting down
should feel comfortable, dental floss should not get caught, and all debris should
be cleared out before you leave the office.

7. Be Wary of Complicated Procedures
Get a second opinion if your dentist wants you to come in for numerous, costly
appointments. What might cost you $1,400 at one dentist, may have a simpler $800
treatment elsewhere.


Web Site: http://www.caringdentistryofsanrafael.com/

Contact Details: Mathew Guiver, Search Engine Marketing Consultant
Caring Dentistry of San Rafael
http://www.caringdentistryofsanrafael.com/
caringdentistry@guiverconsulting.com