General Dentistry

Parents are constantly bombarded with parenting advice from medical professionals and other parents who aim change the way they raise their children. It’s nearly impossible to follow all of the advice being thrown at you, but there are some valuable tips and tricks to keep in mind when it comes to your toddler’s teeth.

You may think skipping your 6-month dental exam and cleaning isn’t a big deal, but your teeth, gums and jawbone can all suffer when you skip your appointment.

The holidays are a time to indulge in good food, candy and drinks, but this is also the season that is most detrimental to your dental health.

When you come in for your biannual dental exam and cleaning, you may not know what to expect. This presentation shows the steps we will go through during your appiontment and how we will keep your teeth clean and healthy:

Dental cleanings can do more than keep your smile sparkling white. Regular cleanings and good dental hygiene habits can save your teeth, gums and bones from the severe effects of advanced gum disease. Our dentist in downtown Fort Worth can help you prevent or treat gum disease in several ways including:

Adults and children alike have tooth decay. For quite a while, amalgam (metal) fillings were the material of choice for dentists across the country, but tooth-colored fillings have become a better alternative for filling cavities.

Halloween is about more than ghosts, goblins and ghouls. For children, it’s about the sugar-laden treasure they gain through trick-or-treating. This can be a dental health nightmare for many parents.

Childhood obesity rates have more than tripled over the last four decades. Many parents don’t realize being overweight can have an impact on more than a child’s general health. Several studies have linked childhood obesity to advanced gum disease (periodontitis) and tooth decay.