What family dentistry really means

Family dentistry is designed to serve patients of all ages in one place—children, teens, adults, and seniors—so
your care stays coordinated and your family’s dental history is understood over time. A true “dental home” helps
your family stay on track with preventive visits, reduces emergencies, and supports better long-term planning.

At Smile Maker of Texas, the focus is on comprehensive care in a friendly environment, with an emphasis on
prevention and patient education—so you can make informed decisions with clarity and confidence.

A full range of dental services for the entire family

One of the biggest advantages of choosing the right family dentist is breadth of services. Smile Maker of Texas
offers comprehensive care so your family can receive preventive and restorative treatment without constantly
switching providers.

Family dentistry services can include

• Cleanings
• X-rays
• Comprehensive dental exams
• Composite (tooth-colored) fillings
• Extractions, including wisdom teeth
• Porcelain caps/crowns
• Root canals
• Dentures and partials
• Teeth whitening (power whitening and home whitening options)
• Children’s dentistry
• Orthodontics
• Dental implants
• Periodontal therapy

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Prevention-first care: the real key to long-term oral health

Most complex dentistry begins as something small. Family dentistry is built around prevention: regular cleanings,
routine exams, and early identification of problems before they become painful or expensive.

• Prevent cavities: remove plaque and tartar buildup and reinforce healthy habits.
• Protect gums: identify early inflammation and manage gum health before it progresses.
• Catch problems early: treat small issues before they become emergencies.

What to expect from a comprehensive dental exam

If you’re new to the practice—or it has been a while since your last visit—a comprehensive exam creates a clear
baseline for your oral health. This evaluation typically includes multiple steps designed to identify concerns
early and support long-term planning.

• Digital X-rays to detect concerns not visible during a basic visual check
• Oral cancer screening
• Gum disease evaluation
• Review of existing restorations and dental appliances
• Bite analysis and evaluation of tooth surfaces
• Personalized oral hygiene guidance and recommendations

Orthodontic guidance for kids and teens

Orthodontic questions often begin earlier than parents expect. Spacing, crowding, and bite alignment can change
quickly as children grow. Early assessments help families understand what is developing, what may need monitoring,
and when treatment mi