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Your health and well-being is our top priority. We have been closely following all of the recent health developments and have decided to open our practice again on Monday, May 4, 2020.
Please be patient as we navigate this unprecedented situation. We have many canceled appointments that need to be rescheduled. You and your health are important to us, and will take care of you.
Please read, sign, and submit our COVID-19 Patient Disclosure here:
Following these guidelines diligently is crucial to maintaining the health and safety of our patients and team. We have built our reputation by providing high-quality dental care in a compassionate, comfortable, and safe environment. We will do everything in our power to uphold that reputation.
We look forward to continuing to take care of you.
Sincerely,
Drs. Wright, Heron and Team
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Whatever is on the summer agenda, from camping to swimming at the beach, traveling with friends and exploring new places, it’s important to keep your dental health in mind. Here’s what you should know about taking care of your dental health on road trips so you are prepared when you hit the road. Toothbrushes for… Read more »
Gum (periodontal) disease is an infection of the gums. Bacteria, mucus, and other particles build up on the teeth to create plaque. If the plaque is not removed, it will cause gingivitis, which inflames your gums. If the gingivitis remains untreated, your condition can progress to gum disease, where the gums pull away from the… Read more »
Do you feel self-conscious about your smile’s appearance? According to a recent study conducted by Wakefield Research, over a third of American adults feel embarrassed of their smile. Teeth stains, misalignment, and other common issues dull the beauty of a person’s smile. Fortunately, your Southlake dentists, Dr. Gregory Wright and Dr. Victoria Heron, offer a solution… Read more »
