Carestream Dental Announces New eCommerce Website

September 13, 2019: ATLANTA—Digital technology has benefited dentistry in many ways—more accurate digital impressions, less radiation during imaging, the efficiency of a paperless practice—but there’s one aspect of digital that we take for granted in our daily lives that Carestream Dental is pleased to add to the modern practice’s workflow: Online shopping. The company’s website now features an eCommerce section that will allow customers in the U.S. to purchase select products and services that are available online.

“As an industry leader, Carestream Dental actively seeks ways to simplify technology and day-to-day operations in digital dentistry,” Ed Shellard, D.M.D., chief dental officer, Carestream Dental, said. “Now, we’re pleased to offer customers the option to order on their time in a way that’s already familiar to them.”

Carestream Dental understands that eCommerce is increasingly becoming the preferred method of shopping among consumers. Online shopping at carestreamdental.com is intended to make doing business even easier and more seamless purchasing experience for Carestream Dental customers.

Products currently available for online purchase include equipment accessories, imaging plate systems, intraoral cameras, imaging software, sheaths, intraoral sensors, optional practice management modules and much more.

Additionally, practice management solutions will be offered online including eServices for revenue cycle management, patient engagement, and clinical services. The depth and breadth of what the company plans to offer will only increase over time.

Carestream Dental is committed to continued expansion around the company’s digital and storefront capabilities moving forward. To learn more about Carestream Dental’s online shopping experience, visit carestreamdental.com and select Shop Online at the top of the homepage.

Media Contact
Amanda Gong, Carestream Dental
470.481.6797
amanda.gong@csdental.com

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Carestream Dental Announces New eCommerce Website

Carestream Dental Announces New eCommerce Website

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