General Dentistry

Are you concerned about Dental x-rays?

We have talked about all the teams that we support here at Museum Smiles. Some of the teams we support may be rivals but as long as they are not playing against each other, it is an easy pick! Dr. Audu is proud alum of Baylor University, where she met her husband, who once played football as a Baylor Bear. Nowadays, they cheer Baylor teams on from the sidelines and bleed green and yellow.

What happened yesterday?! Did the Cleveland Cavaliers really just lose game 5 to the Golden State Warriors?

It is not an easy question to answer if you did not watch the whole game. It might be hard for Cavs fans that were monitoring the score from their phones to believe the game results. And if you are not an avid game watcher, then you surely don’t believe anything unless your favorite team wins.

We are conveniently located within walking distance  of Fort Worth Modert Art Museum and would love to be your family dentist. 

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?

If you are interested in an oral appliance, or need a Fort Worth Dentist, call us at (817) 870 5099 to schedule

There are everyday risks that we try to limit in society. The risk of driving or the long term risk of eating sweets. One risk that remains unavoidable is radiation. Using a cellular phone, traveling in a plane, or even being in the United States Capitol presents us with exposure to radiation. So it is very logical that when people ask, “Are dental x-rays safe?”

Temporomandibular Joint Disorder is fairly common amongst adults. 

Contact us  at (817) 870 5099 to schedule a dental consultation. Our cosmetic dentist serves patients in Arlington, Fort Worth, Keller, and surrounding Texas areas.