La Mesa Hills Dentistry announces the new and improved website

Feb 15, 2019

La Mesa Hills Dentistry, a family-oriented practice owned by Dr. Paul Fjeldsted, is proud to announce their new and improved website to enhance the customer’s experience.

February 14, 2019 —

La Mesa Hills Dentistry, a family-oriented practice owned by Dr. Paul Fjeldsted, is proud to announce their new and improved website. Designed to fulfill their mission of quality, comfortable, affordable dental care, the new website is user-friendly and aims to enhance the customer’s experience.

La Mesa Hills’ new website is easy to use, enabling users to find the exact information they are looking for quickly and easily. Visitors to the new website will find a wealth of useful information. Users can learn more about the practice, the La Mesa Hills team, and the services offered. The new website also details the La Mesa Hills Dentistry Membership Plan- a simple, comprehensive, and affordable dental care plan available to patients without insurance. Website visitors can even request to schedule an appointment using the new site.

Located in La Mesa, California, La Mesa Hills Dentistry (formerly Michels Family Dental), is owned and operated by Dr. Paul Fjeldsted. La Mesa Hills Dentistry is a multi-specialty dental practice providing routine dental care as well as services including cosmetic dentistry, dental bridges, root canals, dental implants, and teeth whitening. Dr. Paul Fjeldsted, a member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, and the San Diego Dental Society, is well- versed in all the specialty services offered. Dr. Paul’s training in biomimetic dentistry allows him to use the latest technology to implement conservative and preventative procedures. Dr. Fjeldsted’s goal is to establish a relationship of trust with all of his patients by understanding their individual needs and expectations.

La Mesa Hills Dentistry is proud to be a family-oriented, respectful practice patient have to come to trust. Dr. Paul and all of the La Mesa Hills Dentistry team share a passion for providing patients with the highest quality of dentistry in a comfortable, family-like setting. La Mesa Hills Dentistry welcomes both new and returning patients and offers new patients a special welcome: dental cleaning, exams, and x-rays for just $39 (must be free of periodontal disease).

Patients at La Mesa Hills Dentistry will experience their commitment to customer care and service. Dr. Paul Fjeldsted and his team are dedicated to continually improving the customer experience and are proud to introduce their new and improved website, with easily accessible information and a user-friendly interface. To view La Mesa Hills Dentistry’s new website, visit http://www.lamesahillsdentistry.com/.

La Mesa Hills Dentistry is located on University Ave., near Downtown La Mesa and next to the La Mesa Historical Society. Convenient private parking is located in back for all La Mesa Hills Dentistry patients.

Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Paul Fjeldsted
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (619) 469-2902
Organization: La Mesa Hills Dentistry

Release ID: 482683

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