Henry Schein Dental Launches New Integrated Design Studio Website

Henry Schein Dental, the U.S. dental business of Henry Schein, Inc., announced the launch of its newly redesigned Integrated Design Studio (IDS) website, a one-stop solution for oral health professionals looking to design a new practice, remodel, or expand. The site, www.henryscheinintegrateddesignstudio.com, which features online planning tools, 3D visualization samples, and a project planning functionality to determine the projected timing of office designs from vision to creation-also provides enhanced access to the IDS team, which is made up of designers focused on creating dental office designs that are functional, creative, and innovative.
With a refreshed look and feel and featuring new design tools, the website enables visitors to log in to the portal to review each designer's profile and access an image gallery featuring the team's most current projects. Together, these tools help oral health professionals determine designs that best meet their individual practice needs and select team members with the most relevant and unique design experience. Customers who work with the IDS team can also get direct access and real-time updates on the progress of their practices' design, construction, and layout.
"The Henry Schein Integrated Design team is dedicated to simplifying the process of office design, so our customers can focus on their patients," said Jen Rhode, IDS Manager, Henry Schein Dental. "New enhancements to the IDS website will improve online engagement and access with our team."
In addition to enhancing the customer experience, the new website also serves as a resource tool for Henry Schein Dental representatives. The site provides access to all design documents and forms, including planning guides, an equipment specification checklist, a square footage calculator, and a submission form to submit their project to Sidekick, the company's online magazine featuring a collection of the latest equipment technology and useful industry articles.