Diagnostic

• Dental Examination
  "a periodontist who has made significant achievements beyond the mandatory educational requirements of the specialty and who is certified by the American Board of Periodontology." Board certification requires certification as a dentist, a periodontist, passing comprehensive qualifying written examinations, passing a comprehensive oral examination performed by a group of nationally recognized periodontists, and recertification every six years. For more information, please visit abperio.org.
• X-rays

Restorative

• Fillings
• Crowns
  In addition, we recently purchased a iTero digital scanner, which allows us to precisely duplicate tooth structure for computer-generated porcelain crowns.
• Bridges
  In addition, Dr. Paris has advanced training in repairing and replacing natural teeth with crowns and bridges, placing custom crowns on dental implants and constructing removable appliances that look so natural it is very difficult to tell that they are not your own teeth.
• Dental Bonding
• Restorative Dentistry

Periodontics

• Periodontal Surgery
  Dr. Paris offers a wide range of services, including general and specialized periodontic treatment, periodontal surgery and more. Call the office today to discuss how periodontics can reduce oral pain, improve your health and prevent other physical complications – 817-654-9053.
• Deep Cleaning
  For patients that presents with a periodontal infection in their mouth, one level of treatment is what is referred to as "deep cleaning." (also referred to as scaling and root-planning). The methodology of this procedure is based on straight-forward microbiology and immunology principles. In dental school, both the dental hygienist and the dental student are trained to scale the patients quadrants of the patient's mouth with a local anesthetic. As the student progresses through school and gets additional training, they may address this type of infection by performing two quadrants of scaling and root-planning with local anesthetic.

Prosthodontics

• Dentures
  Implant supported dentures or bridges secure to two or more dental implants and can be made depending on your dental needs. If you are replacing a complete set of teeth, you may be able to choose from either a removable or fixed appliance (fixed or removable bridge). The more teeth that need to be replaced, the more implants you may need.

Implants

• Dental Implants
  There is a saying, "A Jack of all trades, a Master of none." While dental implants require an expert knowlege of the structures of the mouth, many oral physicians and dentists providing dental implant procedures may not have adequate training to properly complete a dental implant procedure.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Oral Surgery
  While the term oral implants is often used synonymously with dental implants, oral implants can be quite different. Oral implants can be of soft tissue, bone tissue, or some type of titanium framework supporting, augmenting, or correcting abnormalities of the oral cavity, not necessarily involved with replacing missing teeth. This type of oral surgery requires careful planning between the surgeon, the restoring dentist and the patient in order to achieve the most successful outcome. While in the past this procedure may have required multiple doctors in multiple offices, causing treatment to be delayed or prolonged, or even incomplete, Dr. Paris – because of his extensive training – is capable of rendering treatment for all phases in his office.
• Gum Surgery
  Thank you for the wonderful care you have given me during my gum surgery. Your office is one of the warmest and friendliest that I've ever stepped foot in. Thank you for your continued concern and for going out of your way in helping with figuring out the insurance.
• Tooth Extractions
• Bone Grafting
  If this is a concern of yours and you are planning to have any "hopeless" teeth removed, Dr. Paris would be available to evaluate your needs prior to any extractions, so as to minimize future extensive bone grafting expenses. When Dr. Paris extracts teeth, he always places a temporary replacement appliance at the time of your surgery so your overall appearance remains as "normal" as possible.

Orthodontics

• Braces
  Treatment and prevention of infectious diseases of the oral cavity, such as periodontal disease, oral reconstruction, odd sized or mis-shapened teeth; receding gum line, uneven gum line, faded or discolored teeth, loose teeth, loss of teeth, halitosis, pain, cysts or masses in jaw structures, teeth whitening, impacted teeth, treatment prior to or during braces, loose fitting dentures, health concerns, risks; and contributing factors to heart disease, diabetes or arthritis.

General

• Teeth Whitening
  Treatment and prevention of infectious diseases of the oral cavity, such as periodontal disease, oral reconstruction, odd sized or mis-shaped teeth; receding gum line, uneven gum line, faded or discolored teeth, loose teeth, loss of teeth, halitosis, pain, cysts or masses in jaw structures, teeth whitening, laser whitening, impacted teeth, treatment prior to or during braces, loose fitting dentures, health concerns, risks; contributing factors to heart disease, diabetes, arthritis.
• General Dentistry
  Many dentists belong to different dental organizations that focus on different aspects of a dental practice, from business groups, such as the Pride Institute, to clinical groups, such as the Academy of General Dentistry. As a licensed practicing dentist, to belong to these groups requires an application, a yearly fee and most times to be in good standing with the local dental society. Unless the individual seeks to pursue a higher level of training and education, membership in these groups does not constitute expanded knowledge.