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filling – term commonly used to describe a material such as metal, resin, or porcelain used to restore lost or damaged tooth structure

fistula – a boil in the gums, infected with pus

fixed denture/prosthesis – prosthetic which is attached to adjacent teeth or dental implants to be non-removable by the patient

flap surgery – surgical lifting of the gum tissue in order to expose and clean tooth and bone structures beneath

forceps – tool that may be used in the removal of teeth

fracture – crack or break in bone or tooth structure

frenectomy – surgical reshaping or removal of small amount of muscle tissue attaching lips to gums or tongue to mouth floor, generally done to improve function

frenum – thin muscle tissue that attaches cheek, lip, and/or tongue within the mouth

 

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Is a Fluoride Treatment for...

July 15th 2024

A healthy smile is important for both you and your child. Each time your child visits Lewisville Kids Dentistry, our dentist will check their teeth and discuss their dental habits. We can also determine whether your child is getting enough fluoride, which is found in most toothpaste and mouth rinses available at grocery stores. Fluoride...
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Keeping Enamel in Good Condition...

July 1st 2024

Have you noticed white spots on your teeth? Are they sensitive? Do you see any cracks, chips, or indentations? These could be signs of enamel erosion. Understanding Enamel Erosion Dental enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, protecting our teeth from daily wear and tear. However, even this strong barrier can wear down...
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Improve your Oral Health with...

June 15th 2024

Probiotics, often associated with digestive health, have shown promising benefits for oral health in recent studies. Lewisville Kids Dentistry explains how probiotics can improve your child’s oral health. Reducing GingivitisProbiotics have been found to reduce gum bleeding in children with gingivitis. In a trial, children who took probiotics for three weeks showed significantly improved gingival...
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