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At Lake Cities Dental, we take pride in offering top-notch dental care to our community in Colleyville, Texas. Whether you're in need of preventive cleaning, periodontal maintenance, or any other dental service, we're here to serve you. Your oral health is our priority, and we're dedicated to providing the care and support you need.
If you have questions about your dental health, periodontal maintenance, or any other dental concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. Contact us today at (817) 410-7373 or schedule an appointment through our website. Let's work together to keep your smile healthy and beautiful.
At Lake Cities Dental we pride ourselves in being your family dentist and orthodontics specialist in North Texas. We would like to take a moment to welcome new families and patients to the Lake Cities Dental family as well as invite those looking for a warm and inviting dental practice. Located in Southlake, TX, we…
Your child is susceptible to just about every germ and disease out there and most are carried from the hands to the mouth. Being proactive and aggressive with their oral hygiene not only helps to attack these germs but promotes healthy habits that want to instill for a lifetime.
A lot of us know these white, pearly, bone-like structures as teeth, but how much do you really know about them? Most think teeth are bones and they do hold many of the same properties, however, bones contain sodium and collagen which allows for flexibility and pressure. Therefore, teeth and bones are considered different and…
At Lake Cities Dental, we proudly offer Invisalign® which “takes a modern approach to straightening teeth”. Their custom made aligners are created around your teeth and are made of smooth, comfortable plastic that is practically invisible. These alternatives to braces are clear and easy to clean yet these aligners also allow you to eat anything…
Destruction of the tooth structure is tooth decay; what occur are cavities. Tooth decay attacks two areas of the tooth, your enamel and the inner layer of the tooth called the dentin. So what causes tooth decay? Sugars and starches or carbohydrates are the main contributors with foods such as candy, cakes, cookies, soda, cereals…
Chewing food and communicating can sometimes be a difficult task when missing one or more teeth. For a few it becomes a routine or ritual in how they consume their food daily. For most, the problem is resolved by putting in what is called a bridge. Whether you refer to it as a partial…
There is certainly a wide variety of toothbrushes and gadgets waiting for you in your local grocery store. In fact, there are so many to pick and choose from that most actually pick a toothbrush that really doesn’t suit their mouth. We’re going to cover a few things to look for to narrow that search and not…
Making Brushing Better Dentifrice or toothpaste is an agent used to help when brushing and can be found in the form of pastes, gels, or powders. Toothpaste may be pleasant on taste and the smell of ones breath; however, it has a deeper purpose for your mouth. Its predominant role is to combat plaque…
The Facts on Gum Disease So what happens after we eat and left over particles are sitting on our teeth and gums until we find the time to brush, floss, and rinse with mouth wash? It’s really the stepping stones which lead to plaque. Plaque contributes to gum disease or periodontal disease which leaves…
Caution: Healthy Mouth at Work As we discussed in Food for Thought: Part 1, braces are delicate, necessary equipment in making ones smile beautiful for decades. Those with braces must be cautious when biting as any food that is not soft can threaten braces. This includes apple slices, corn on the cob, and other…