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Your Fort Worth Dentist Recommends Giving up Smokeless Tobacco

September 14, 2015

Smokeless tobacco is still tobacco says fort worth dentistThe Fort Worth dentist, Renee Corbitt, DDS, recommends patients give up all forms of tobacco including smokeless varieties in order to achieve and maintain the optimal level of oral health. Many patients choose smokeless tobacco believing it to be a healthier option compared to cigarettes, cigars, and other forms of smoked tobacco. However, smokeless tobacco is just as likely as smoking to cause oral cancer and other dental and physical health concerns. Dr. Corbittt and her Fort Worth dental team recommend patients consider giving up all forms of tobacco to achieve superior dental health. Call to find out more about the damage caused by smokeless tobacco or to schedule your appointment today.
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Get a Quick Fix with Cosmetic Bonding in Ft. Worth, TX

November 10, 2014

tooth extractionDoes your smile have just a little something you’d like to fix? You know—like a small chip, a somewhat oddly shaped tooth or an uneven space between teeth. If the answer is yes, then cosmetic bonding may be the quick and easy fix you need. Dr. Renee Corbitt in Ft. Worth, TX, artfully uses tooth-colored cosmetic bonding to restore her patients’ smiles quickly and painlessly.

In addition to the fixes mentioned above, cosmetic bonding may also be the solution for teeth that are abnormally worn or discolored, as well as for teeth that need dental fillings. In any case, the first step is a consultation with Dr. Corbitt, who will thoroughly examine your teeth and gums in order to gauge your overall oral health. Then, if cosmetic bonding is appropriate for your circumstance, the process can begin as soon as you’re ready.

Cosmetic Bonding in One Visit

Whether you are having cosmetic bonding to repair a chipped tooth or fill a tooth that has a cavity, the process can usually be completed in one visit. First, Dr. Corbitt will isolate the tooth or teeth needing repair in order to prevent your saliva from interfering with the bonding. Then, a gentle phosphoric acid solution is applied that roughs up the surface of the tooth so the bonding material adheres better. Finally, Dr. Corbitt applies the tooth-colored bonding material to your tooth in stages, carefully molding and shaping the material each step of the way for a completely natural looking finish. The bonding material is then rapidly hardened with a special curing light.

Caring for Teeth with Cosmetic Bonding

As with natural teeth, teeth that have cosmetic bonding need regular brushing and flossing. Additionally, you will need to take care not to bite down on hard objects with teeth that have cosmetic bonding. With a bit of tender loving care, your cosmetic bonding can last for years.

Schedule an Appointment Today

If you would like to learn more about cosmetic bonding, call the office of Dr. Renee Corbitt in Ft. Worth, TX, today. Our office also conveniently serves patients in Arlington, Richland Hills, Forest Hill and Haltom City and throughout the DFW Metroplex.

Fix Flaws in a Single Visit with Affordable Cosmetic Bonding

January 16, 2014

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cosmetic bondingMany patients need cosmetic or restorative care at some point. When that time comes, what service will be right for you? A Dr. Renee Corbitt’s Fort Worth dental office, a simple and affordable option is helping patients get the cosmetic care they need in just a single visit. It’s called cosmetic bonding.

Cosmetic bonding uses composite resin—the same material used for tooth-colored fillings—to enhance teeth marred by cracks, chips, misalignment, or discoloration. Composite resin is a very durable material, supportive of a tooth’s natural structure. It lets Dr. Corbitt create dramatic results conservatively, without making major changes to a smile. What’s more, the results can be shaded to blend in with your smile’s natural color, and the results will last for years if properly cared for.

But that’s not all. Cosmetic bonding is more affordable than porcelain veneers, a similar cosmetic service, and the process can be completed in a single visit. For patients with busy schedules, or on a tight budget, that’s great news.

Is cosmetic bonding really right for you, though? Dr. Corbitt can help you answer that question in no time. During a consultation visit at our Fort Worth dental practice, a thorough oral exam will be completed, and your medical history will be considered. We’re dedicated to providing our patients with customized care, so if cosmetic bonding isn’t the best solution, we’re happy to recommend something else.

Call us today if you’re ready to schedule an appointment. Dr. Corbitt offers exceptional general, cosmetic, and restorative care to families in Fort Worth and all surrounding areas.