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Dental care / Irving, Texas

Preventive dentistry.

A steady routine for your family’s dental health. Explore checkups, home care and prevention with a dentist who knows you.

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The key to a strong smile is preventive care. Regular dental visits and a consistent home care regimen are crucial for a healthy mouth. As an experienced general dentist, Dr Sakina Khambay at Valley Ranch Family Dentistry examines smiles and offer suggestions for prevention or treatment of a variety of dental issues.

At Valley Ranch Family Dentistry, we provide general and preventative dental therapies for patients of all ages. Our dentists apply dental sealants and fluoride treatments to prevent decay in young smiles. They recommend that patients attend six-month checkups and hygiene visits to keep teeth and gums in optimal condition. If you grind your teeth or suffer TMJ-related discomfort, we conduct a thorough assessment to pinpoint the source, and provide tailored treatments to address your unique situation. Your smile matters, and we’ll partner with you to keep it looking and feeling terrific.

Learn more about our general and preventive services, and then call Valley Ranch Family Dentistry today to schedule your appointment with Dr. Khambaty. Our conveniently located dental office provides personalized service and one-on-one care to residents of Valley Ranch, Copelle, Las Colinas and beyond.

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Your examination, medical history and goals help determine the right approach for you. Our team can explain the available options, timing and costs before you decide.

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Your care, understood

A routine you can keep.

Prevention starts with your own risk factors and daily routine. Bring questions about brushing, flossing, sensitivity or changes you have noticed. Your dentist can explain which preventive services are relevant to you.

Questions to bring.

  1. Which preventive services suit my teeth?
  2. How often should I return?
  3. What should I change about my home care?
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