Dental Bonding

Full-Mouth Restoration: Composite Fillings vs. Dental Crowns
When tooth decay affects multiple teeth, treatment goes beyond simply “filling a cavity.” In these cases, a combination of solutions may be needed to restore health, comfort, and appearance. At Museum Smiles in Fort Worth, we offer both composite fillings (bondings) and dental crowns to rebuild your smile in a way that’s strong, natural, and long-lasting.

The Dangers of Teeth Grinding, Ice Chewing, and How Nightguards Protect Your Smile

Many people don’t realize how much stress their teeth endure every day. Habits like nighttime grinding (bruxism) or chewing on ice may seem harmless, but over time, they can cause serious damage. From tiny fracture lines to full tooth fractures requiring crowns or even root canals, the risks are real. Understanding the connection between these habits, tooth sensitivity, and long-term oral health is key to protecting your smile.

Why Teeth Grinding is Harmful

If you are interested in what veneers look like, contact us to discuss your smile. We would be glad to show you some before and after images during your dental appointment. Our dental office is conveniently located within a few minutes of Downtown Fort Worth, and within walking distance of the Modert Art Museum. 

If you are interested in learning more about veneers, we would be glad to schedule you a dental consultation. Call us at (817) 870 5099. 

If you are interested in learning more about veneers, contact us at (817) 870 5099. We would love to be your Fort Worth Dentist. 

Contact us to discuss porcelain veneers and how they can enhance your smile. We proudly serve patients from Arlington, Keller, and Fort Worth Areas. 

Are you concerned about Dental x-rays?

As the weather heats up this year, our taste buds may cry out for ice cream and snow cones. There is no shortage of cold beverages that would be appealing in a hot DFW summer. But cold beverages are not enjoyable for everyone. Especially if you have sensitive teeth! Ouch! What causes sensitive teeth? And why doesn’t sensodyne work for every sensitive tooth?