Dr. Renee Corbitt and our staff will tell you that at our Fort Worth office, patients get two dentists for one. You get the care and attention to your oral health that any good general dentist provides. But on top of that, you get dentist in Dr. Corbitt who understands the impact of a beautiful, bright smile and straight teeth.

Cosmetic dentists undergo extra training to stay on the leading edge of restorative techniques. We can whiten teeth, perform implants, add veneers and much more. All the while, we’re keeping an eye on your dental health. Your teeth will be in great shape, and your smile will be stunning! Our practice offers professional individualized dental care to make your smile beautiful and healthy. Dr. Corbitt, along with our personable staff, are committed to providing a clean and comfortable atmosphere for up-to-date preventive, restorative and cosmetic dental care.

As a patient of Dr. Corbitt, you can relax knowing that your smile is in good hands! His commitment to individualized patient care is what our practice was built on, and it shows on the faces of all our happy patients.

Have a wonderful week, and look forward to seeing you soon!

You may remember our post from a few weeks ago, when Dr. Corbitt discussed February being “National Dental Health Month.” But did you know February is also American Heart Month?

It’s a great time to take notice of the health of your heart, says Dr. Corbitt. Cardiovascular disease remains American’s number one killer, claiming more lives than the rest of major causes of death, according to the American Heart Association. Studies have shown a correlation between gum disease and heart disease, underscoring the importance of good oral health care.

Visiting our Fort Worth office regularly can help prevent gum disease or at least catch it in its early stages. And because people with dental insurance are more likely to visit their dentist when they should, a healthy mouth begins with a visit to our office.

In observance of Heart Month, it’s also important to know your numbers: blood pressure (less than 120/80), cholesterol (less than 200) and BMI (less than 25). If you have any questions about heart health, or about your treatment at our office, please give us a call.

To recognize those who “Like” us on Facebook, we will be having a Facebook Easter drawing on April 21, where one of our “fans” will win dinner for two – on us!

Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/ReneeCorbittDDS and you’ll be entered into our drawing.

Facebook exclusive offers will be posted for our Facebook fans – head to our FB page to learn more!

Photo courtesy: Star-Telegram 2011

Good afternoon,

I hope everyone survived last week and are happy to see drier roads again. Since we may get more bad weather this week, I wanted to review our office “bad weather” policy.

Our general policy is to follow the FWISD schedule. If they close we would most likely be closed, if they are on a delay so would we. We post if the office is open, closed or delayed on our Facebook Wall page. You do not have to like Facebook or have a Facebook account nor do you have to login at all. A Facebook business page is treated like any other website page, everyone can access it. This information is in real time and can be very helpful.

Here’s the link to our Facebook page. I will start calling patients early any morning there is a change in the schedule. I would also send emails & text info for those patients on that day as well. If you have any questions, as always please contact the emergency number that morning.

Thank you,

Dr. Renee Corbitt

Did you know February is National Dental Health Month?

It’s a great time of the year to renew those resolutions about continuing to practice great dental hygiene. Today, Dr. Renee Corbitt thought we’d discuss the importance of preventative oral care. While most people are familiar with traditional heart-saving practices such as eating healthy and exercising regularly, lesser-known are the benefits that great oral hygiene provides to one’s cardiovascular health.

Here are a few tips to help you continue those New Year’s resolutions:

*Remember that poor oral hygiene is linked to serious common diseases such as cardiovascular disease, bacterial pneumonia and osteoporosis.

*Visit our office regularly. The American Dental Association recommends you visit Dr. Corbitt’s Fort Worth office every six months for regular checkups and cleanings. Fluoride treatments twice a year will help prevent tooth decay.

Each February, our team focus on the preventive oral care of our patients. Have you visited our office during the past six months? If not, it’s time to give us a call and schedule an appointment!

If you’ve ever visited our convenient office located in Fort Worth, you know we offer professional individualized dental care to make your smile beautiful and healthy. Dr. Renee Corbitt, along with our personable staff, are committed to providing a clean and comfortable atmosphere for up-to-date preventive, restorative and cosmetic dental care.

Whether you’ve just come in once for a cleaning or your family has been visiting us for years, we’d love to hear your feedback. You can write a review on our Google Places page or on our Yelp listing.

We look forward to reading your feedback!

Dr. Renee Corbitt is pleased to offer our patients the option to reverse the affects of anesthesia at the end of dental procedures. OraVerse, a local anesthetic reversal agent, reverses the effects of anesthesia so that it wears off in approximately 30 minutes, instead of the usual 120 minutes. This is great for those of you who need to get back to work or have important meetings scheduled after your appointment.

This cutting-edge treatment option allows patients to leave our Fort Worth office without the unpleasant side affects that can result from anesthesia. Dr. Corbitt offers OraVerse at a minimal cost to our patients.

Please give us a call if you have any questions about OraVerse, or if you would like to schedule your next appointment. See you soon!

Great news – everyone who “Likes” us on Facebook is entered into a drawing for dinner for two on Valentine’s Day. We will have the drawing Feb. 14. Good luck!!

Dr. Renee Corbitt and our team want to know: Are you brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing after every meal? If the answer is yes, we think that’s wonderful! But, don’t forget that it’s also important to visit our office every six months, in addition to brushing your teeth a couple times a day and flossing. Regular dental checkups are important for maintaining good oral health. Dr. Corbitt can:

• Check for problems that might not be seen or felt

• Show you how to properly brush or floss

During an oral exam we will usually check the health of your mouth, teeth, gums, cheeks and tongue. Checkups will also include a thorough teeth cleaning and polishing. If you have not been to our Fort Worth office in the last six months, it’s time for you to schedule an appointment!

Happy New Year!

The year is almost over, so Dr. Renee Corbitt and our staff thought we’d ask: what was memorable about 2010 for you, and what are you most looking forward to in 2011? Do you have a new year’s resolution, or any exciting plans for the coming year?

Have a safe and happy New Year, to all our patients, friends, family and all our dental and medical colleagues in Fort Worth, Arlington and surrounding communities in the greater Dallas area and beyond.

See you in 2011!