Innaloo Dental Clinic Announces Sunday Opening Hours to Better Serve the North-West Perth Suburbs

Apr 18, 2019

Local dentist office near Innaloo is now open for business on Sunday to allow more patients to visit their clinic. This makes them the only dentist open on weekends in the area.

Innaloo, Australia - April 17, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —

Odin House Dental Surgery, is pleased to announce that as of the 15th of May, they are now open for business on both Saturdays and Sundays. According to their research, this makes them the only dentist open on weekends in the local area.

Although the logistics of opening seven days a week provides significant challenges, both in terms of staffing and expense, the owners of the company are always focused on providing the best possible customer service to their patients. Dental emergencies do not always conveniently happen during normal office hours, and emergency dentists are not always easy to find.

There are also many benefits to existing patients of Odin House Dental Surgery brought by this latest announcement. Firstly, and perhaps most importantly, should a dental issue occur, the dentist working over the weekend will have access to the patient’s notes from previous visits, and may even be their regular dentist. There is no issue with the patient having to find the location or being intimidated by walking into a strange practice; many people experience significant fear and stress when visiting dentists, so the importance of a familiar location or dentist cannot be underestimated.

“Our team of dentists is committed to providing the best possible cosmetic dental work, and dental care possible, which is why we decided to extend our opening hours,” said Dr Johannes Yap of Odin House Dental Surgery. “We understand that not everyone has the time, or even the capacity to visit the dentist during normal office hours, so we wanted to provide them with an alternative solution. We spoke to many of our patients, and the overwhelming request was for the surgery to be open during the weekends. To achieve this, we had to extensively plan schedules and ensure that we always had sufficient members of staff available, but we are now delighted to offer our services during the weekends. The response from our current patients has been fantastic. What is perhaps even more important is that some of our patients - who previously have not been able to attend as regularly as they should - will be able to take advantage of having a Sunday dentist, and immediately improve their dental care. Our only regret is that we did not open during the weekends sooner.”

Odin Dental Surgery have proudly served the Innaloo community for many years, providing the best oral care from experienced dentists that their patients deserve. They have after-hours appointments, and are HBF, BUPA and Medibank preferred providers. Their friendly staff are there to care for their patients’ needs. For more information about the company and the various services that they provide, visit their website at www.odindental.com.au

Contact Info:
Name: Dr Johannes Yap
Organization: Odin House Dental Surgery
Address: Suite 3/8 Odin Rd, Innaloo WA 6018
Phone: (08) 9468 7182
Website: http://www.odindental.com.au/

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