Digital Smile Academy Launches the Redesigned Website, Making It More User-Friendly

Aug 9, 2018

Digital Smile Academy (DSA) has revamped their official website, giving it a fresh look. The site makes it easier for users to instantly find the service they are looking for. The company’s current website version comes as a dexterous one.

Zagreb, Croatia - August 8, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —

Digital Smile Academy (DSA) recently launched a revamped version of their official website. This initiative has been taken to ease users’ access to their online site, making it quicker and easier for them to find what they are looking for.

Projecting a dynamic outlook, DSA’s new website version protrudes a great appeal at first glance. The clients looking for any particular service can not only find it easily, but also get a beforehand idea owing to the multifarious case studies uploaded on this platform. Videos and personal experiences of clients make it straightforward to get a firm idea regarding what they are getting themselves into.

“It is our prerogative to make every client comfortable and not apprehensive. Digital Smile Design forms the base of every case we have here and thus, we want prospective clients to be assured that we are not doing anything scary”, commented the CEO, Dr. Marko Vukic. Intricate details about each and every service along with team members have been included in their latest website version. Smiling videos of previous clients along with their testimonials are the first things a visitor gets to see while he/she opens their website.

“The videos and positive feedbacks will only encourage people who are a bit timid regarding implantations. This will make them understand that the process is absolutely safe and comes with 100% positive results!” explained Florin Cofar, who holds degrees in smile design, veneers, crowns and SKYN.

Below the introductory part comes in the ‘what we do’ section. Here, they have included mini sections of their services starting from dental implants to veneers. This organisation has made their service sections decked up in a systematic manner where clients will find details once they click on the “read more” tab.

The latest version also entails a FAQ section that has been designed with precision. 15 to 20 questions with definite answers are available there. Information regarding implant installation, veneers, teeth whitening and other necessary details have been presented in short question answer format.

The website caters 4 other sections. From new smile to contact details, it projects a user-friendly design. Details on each and every team member along with their work experience have been inculcated making impressionable user know-how. DSA has also added an extra perk for foreign clients, a dental tourism package. They are providing their customers with an opportunity to explore the wild lands of Croatia like Plitvice National Park. Additionally, clients can enjoy a delightful meal at a restaurant located in this park. Images and info on sightseeing form the new smile section on the website.

About the company:

Emerging as the leading clinic for dental implantology, Digital Smile Academy comes with an expert troupe of dental architects having 20 years of experience in their respective fields. Started by Doctor Marko Vukic, the company has rendered its impeccable service to more than 60,000 patients worldwide. Continuous improvement and innovation in the dental digital design field makes DSA a stand-out as it is the only organisation in Europe which uses laser-guided dental implants installation.

Contact Info:
Name: Marko Vukić
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Digital Smile Academy
Address: Dobrise Cesarica 47, Zagreb 10090, Croatia

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For more information, please visit https://dsa.clinic

Source: MarketersMedia

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