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Plaque is a sticky bacteria that forms on our teeth. This bacteria attaches to surfaces in the mouth and forms a film on the teeth. In order to keep your teeth and mouth heathy this plaque should be removed regularly. If plaque is not removed the bacteria can accumulate from saliva. The plaque then forms a hard substance that can be white or yellow, and this is called tartar. Plaque and tartar bacteria can damage tooth enamel and lead to cavities.

Tartar builds up along the gum line or in between teeth. Brushing and flossing regularly can help to remove plaque and tartar, but visiting our office for your regular cleaning can ensure all of the buildup is completely removed. If tartar is not removed, over time this could lead to gum disease.

How Can I Prevent Tartar Buildup?

Practicing good oral hygiene habits at home can help prevent plaque and tartar from forming. Gum disease can be prevented by brushing and flossing. We also recommend an antiseptic mouthwash, and regular cleanings in our office to ensure your teeth and mouth are tartar free.

If tartar is not removed it can collect between the gum and teeth and cause periodontitis. This can damage the tissue and bone that holds your teeth in place. Gum disease can cause other more serious health problems if not addressed such as heart disease.

How Can I Manage Plaque and Tartar?

Plaque forms every night and the bacteria feeds on carbs and sugars. The acids can damage your enamel. If you practice good oral hygiene and limit foods and drinks with sugar you can stay on top of plaque and tartar. Visiting our office twice a year for your exam and cleaning can help remove any buildup, and keep your teeth and mouth looking and feeling great.

Are you Interested in Scheduling Your Next Dental Cleaning?

We encourage all patients to visit our office twice a year for their dental exam and cleaning. Our highly skilled staff clean and remove the plaque and tartar buildup on your teeth. We care about your health and ensure you receive the highest level of care. Keeping your teeth and mouth healthy is important, and practicing good oral hygiene habits at home can help prevent tooth decay.

If you are interested in scheduling your dental exam and cleaning, contact our office and our friendly staff members will be happy to assist you!

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Dental mouthguards may be worn to prevent patients from grinding or clenching their teeth. They arealso used to help with sleep apnea symptoms, and to protect teeth from injury during sports. At ourpractice, we work with patients who have concerns about protecting their teeth, and part of ourevaluation process is to determine if patients may benefit from a mouthguard.

 

As with any device, it is important to understand how to keep your mouthguard clean aftereach use.Taking care of your mouthguard is important to ensure the guard continues to protect your teethproperly. We recommend if patients use a mouthguard to add the cleaning process to your daily oralhygiene routine at home.

How to Care For Your Mouthguard At Home Daily

  • Rinse your mouthguard immediately after each use with warm water. This helps to loosen upany bacteria or plaque that may have built up while wearing the device.
  • Gently brush your mouthguard using a toothbrush. A separate toothbrush can be used for thisprocess if you prefer to not use the brush used for your teeth.
  • Do not use toothpaste to brush your mouthguard as this can be too abrasive,and could damagethe mouthguard.
  • Set the clean mouthguard on a clean surface and allow it todry completely. If you do not letyour mouthguard dry completely bacteria growth may occur. Typically, the drying process takesbetween 15-30 minutes.
  • Once the mouthguard is dry store the guard in a case toprotectit from any damage. It may bebest to store the mouthguard outside of the bathroom toensurethe humidity or steam doesnot cause the mouthguard to warp over time.

When Should I Deep Clean My Mouthguard?

We recommend patients should deep clean their mouthguard at least once a week. Patients canuse adenture cleaner from your local pharmacy, mouthwash mixed with water, or mix vinegar and hydrogenperoxide together. Place the mouthguard in a bowl,and let it soak in the mixture of your choice for atleast 30 minutes.

 

Once the mouthguard has soaked you can remove it, and allow it to dry completely before placing itback in the case. Cleaning the mouthguard case is also important. Cases can be hand washed everycouple of days to remove any bacteria that has collected over time. We recommend mouthguard casesbe replaced every 6-12 months.

 

When you visit our office always bring your mouthguard and case. This gives our doctor the ability toinspect your mouthguard, andensure the guard still fits properly. Our team can also help you clean theguard if necessary during your appointment. Taking care of your mouthguard is easy if you incorporatethe cleaning process into your oral hygiene routine at home.

Looking to Find a Dentistin Xto See if You Can Benefit From a Mouthguard?

If you are looking for dental restoration options, and are interested in finding out if you can benefit froma mouthguard, call our office to schedule a consultation. Our evaluation process can help answer anyquestions you may have, and we can listen to your concerns to determineif a mouthguard is right foryou.


At our practice, we welcome all new patients, and provide a comfortable and relaxing experience whenyou visit our office. Contact our office today to schedule your consultation, and our friendly staff will behappy to assist you!

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remove coffee stains

Coffee is a popular beverage, and many enjoy that cup or two in the morning each day. The downside to coffee is that it can cause staining on your teeth. There are treatments patients can do at home, or in our office to remove those annoying coffee stains. At Mesquite Dental, we offer many cosmetic dental services, and one of our most popular is teeth whitening treatment.

If you are tired of looking at yellow or stained teeth from coffee, then Mesquite Dental is here to help. Our team provides a detailed consultation process to evaluate your teeth and mouth, and create a customized treatment that will work for you. We will discuss all of your teeth whitening options, and give you tips and tricks on how to keep your teeth white at home.

Why Does Coffee Stain Our Teeth?

Coffee contains tannins, and this helps give coffee that deep flavor and brown color. Our teeth are filled with many little pores, and the tannins tend to stick to our teeth when we drink coffee. Plaque attracts the tannins and those can easily be cleaned away. Stains on the enamel of your teeth will need to be treated with a tooth whitening procedure.

How Can Teeth Whitening Help?

Teeth whitening procedures can be done in our office or in the comfort of your own home. Our treatments use a high-quality gel to whiten your teeth safely, and remove coffee stains. The peroxides in the gel are able to reach through the enamel and bleach the stain away. Teeth whitening can restore your smile, and give you bright white teeth in just a few treatments. Let our team help you transform your teeth and restore your confidence. To find out more about our in-office or at-home whitening services, we encourage you to schedule a cosmetic consultation.

What Can I Do at Home To Prevent Coffee Stains?

  • Drink your coffee through a straw to avoid direct contact with your teeth.
  • Use a whitening toothpaste or mouthwash.
  • Rinse your mouth out or brush your teeth after drinking coffee.
  • Avoid charcoal toothpaste as this can damage your enamel.

Interested in Whitening Your Teeth?

If you are interested in finding out more about our teeth whitening services, contact Mesquite Dental, and our friendly staff will be happy to help you.

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Full Mouth Dental Implants In Mesquite

Full mouth dental implants are a very effective way to replace missing teeth while improving your smile and overall oral health. Dental implants are titanium posts that are surgically placed into the jawbone and act as anchors for replacement teeth.

Dental implants can help to preserve the bone in the jaw and prevent deterioration. This is because when you lose a tooth, the surrounding bone begins to shrink. Dental implants can help to stop this process and keep your jawbone healthy.

How Much Do Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost?

The cost of full mouth dental implants can vary on a number of factors.

  • The number of dental implants placed
  • The type of dental prosthesis you want
  • If the final prosthesis is going to be a fixed (all on 4 dental implants ) or removable implant (snap-on-dentures)
  • If you will be needing additional surgical procedures like bone augmentation or sinus lift.
  • If you need more advanced procedures like Zygoma implants.

The cost of full mouth dental implants can vary depending on the prosthesis. For example, snap on dentures range from approximately $10,000 per arch (top or bottom) while a fixed dental prosthesis (all on 4 dental implants) can cost up to $50,000-$60,000. Like any advanced surgical procedure, if additional procedures are needed in order to complete a full mouth reconstruction, then prices will naturally rise accordingly.

All-On-4 Dental Implants Vs. Snap on Dentures

Snap on dentures are supported by 2-4 implants. The number of upper and lower Implants vary depending upon the individual needs for stability, quality of life improvement as well as cost-effectiveness. consideration when selecting which type is best suited towards your personal situation

All on four dental implants use a minimum of 4 dental implants on the upper and lower arch of your mouth, probably more if Dr. George decides you may benefit from having additional implants done for the long term success of your treatment. The best way to review your options is to schedule a consultation. From there, our Mesquite, TX implant dentist, Dr. George, will review your options with you.

Ready To Schedule An Appointment?

Dental implants are a life-changing investment. Not only do they improve the quality of your life, but they also allow you to eat the foods you love. For people who have missing teeth, dental implants can be a godsend.

If you’re considering dental implants, it’s important to find a qualified implant dentist like Mesquite, TX implant dentist, Dr. Varghese George who can help you make the best decision for your needs. At Mesquite Dental & Implant Center, we offer several dental implant options like full mouth dental implants and snap on dentures that can give you back your confidence and allow you to enjoy all the foods you love.

Schedule a consultation with us today to learn more about how dental implants can help you live your best life.

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Dental implant costs can vary depending on several factors

  • Geographic location
  • Who is placing the implant
  • What kind of dental implant is needed
  • Additional procedures needed for a dental implant

Geographic locations for dental implants

While this may be a small factor in determining how much a dental implant will cost, it is a factor nonetheless. Te cost of getting a dental implant placed in New York, NY will be higher than having one placed in Mexico or Costa Rica. Often times, having dental implants placed in another country will initially have a smaller cost. However, it must be noted that it may be risky to have dental implants placed in another country due to the fact that there may be steps missed in the dental implant process in order to avoid additional trips or appointments. Additionally, they often lack the proper equipment to create same-day dental crowns that are placed on top of the implant. You may end up paying more for additional trips to your appointments or to have the dental implant work redone correctly.

What kind of dental implant is needed

Dental implant costs can also vary depending on which type of dental implant may be needed. You need a single dental implant, multiple dental implants, or you may need full mouth dental implants (full arch implant-supported dentures). Obviously, full mouth dental implants cost more than having one single tooth implant placed. There are a wide variety of scenarios when it comes to determining which tooth replacement options are best for you. If you are only missing one tooth, a dental bridge might be an easy solution to your dental problems. You may discover other options to replace missing teeth, such as traditional dentures. Scheduling an appointment for a consultation with a dentist is the only way you will truly know what options will be best for you. Scheduling an appointment with a dentist will allow you the opportunity to find out important financing information such as additional costs, third-party financing options, in-house payment plans, etc.

Additional procedures like bone grafting or sinus elevation.

During your consultation, you may discover additional procedures that may be needed in order to complete the dental implant procedure. Bone grafts are used when a patient doesn’t have sufficient healthy, natural bones in their mouth that are capable of supporting the dental implant. Bone grafts are used to grow bone around a dental implant device to help stabilize the implant.

 

Sinus elevation, also known as a sinus lift or sinus augmentation, may be needed to add bone tissue to the upper jaw in order to avoid disrupting the sinus cavity with dental implants. This is often done when there’s not enough room to place an implant due to small jaw size.
For example, at Mesquite Dental and Implant Center, the average cost for a single dental implant is approximately $3,100. The cost may be different for a complete full mouth replacement since it depends upon how many dental implants you want to stabilize the dentures. Like on the bottom denture, you can go with a minimum of 2 to 4 or more implants. For that reason, it is very challenging to tell you over the phone what the cost of dental implants will be because we have not seen you yet. Unless we see you and listen to your story & understand what you want, there’s no way to provide an accurate cost.

The real questions you should be asking are...

  • What kind of support will you get when the treatment is completed?
  • Are you going to see the same dentist every time you come to the office?
  • How long has this dentist been placing dental implants, and how long will he/she be there?
  • Is this a private office or a corporate office where you will never be guaranteed to see your favorite dentist after some time?

Final thoughts

Unfortunately, there is no black and white answer when it comes to the total cost of dental implants for healthy teeth. It all depends on your desire on the level of outcome you want and what will be needed to complete the dental implant process.
Dr. George has been a dentist located in Mesquite, TX for over 20 years and founded Mesquite Dental and Implant Center 10 years ago. Dr. George opened Mesquite Dental and Implant Center with the vision of correcting the franchise and corporate dental clinics quest for money by offering personal attention to every single patient with his private dental office.

 

At Mesquite Dental and Implant Center, you get to know Dr. George and his team, and Dr. George gets to know you and your family. Every time you enter our Mesquite, TX practice, you will be seen by Dr. George, as he is the sole provider at the practice, and you’ll feel the comfort and confidence of being seen by a doctor that knows your personal dental story year after year.

If you would like to schedule an appointment with Dr. George, please fill out our contact form or call our dental office at (972) 285-8020.

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porcelain veneers

If you have chipped, cracked, stained, or uneven teeth and are embarrassed to speak around others, veneers can transform your smile. Veneers can make your teeth look natural and the process is easy and minimally invasive. The veneers are bonded to your teeth using a cement material and little preparation is required. The two common types of veneers used today are porcelain and composite veneers. Both materials can correct imperfections and match the shade of your natural teeth.

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are durable and made out of ceramic. This material is easily customized to fit your teeth and is great for correcting chips, gaps, or uneven teeth. The thin shells of porcelain are applied to the outer surface of your teeth, and the process typically only requires two office visits.

During the veneer procedure, we gently prepare your teeth by removing a thin layer of enamel. This helps the material to bond to your teeth. Our team will take impressions of your teeth and these are sent out to a lab. We can place temporary veneers while we wait for your permanent veneers to be fabricated. When you return for your second appointment, we will bond the veneers to your teeth and restore your smile.

Porcelain veneers tend to be more durable and last longer compared to composite veneers. On average, porcelain veneers last between 10-15 years and have less risk for breaking or chipping. We do recommend patients be careful with their porcelain veneers. If a veneer is damaged, the entire veneer must be replaced. Porcelain veneers look natural and are stain-resistant. They do tend to cost more compared to composite veneers, and this is because both placement and the overall process are more time-consuming.

Composite Veneers

Composite veneers are similar to porcelain veneers and also help to correct gaps, chips, or uneven length. The overall process for composite veneers is a lot faster, and can be completed in just one appointment. Composite veneers are durable, but not as durable as porcelain veneers, and may not last as long. On average, composite veneers can last between 4-8 years and cost less compared to porcelain veneers.

If your composite veneers are damaged the composite material is easier to fix compared to porcelain veneers. During the composite veneer process, we prepare your teeth by cleaning the surface to ensure the veneer can bond properly to the tooth. The composite resin material is added to your teeth, and the area is cured. We then polish the teeth leaving you with a brand-new smile.

Which Type of Veneer Is Best for Me?

When choosing the best type of veneer, we will begin with a detailed consultation to examine your teeth. The veneer used will depend on the severity of the correction required and the work that is needed to restore your smile. Our team will educate you on the different types of veneers and the benefits of each to help you make the best decision.

What Are the Benefits of Veneers?

  • Veneers look and feel natural and comfortable.
  • There is little preparation required for veneers.
  • Veneers can be placed in only two appointments.
  • Veneers can help correct cracks, chips, or uneven teeth.
  • Veneers can close gaps between teeth.
  • Veneers are durable and stain-resistant.
  • Confidence is increased and self-esteem restored.
  • Veneers are low maintenance.
  • Veneers cost less compared to other cosmetic treatments.

Ready To Find Out More About Dental Veneers?

If you have cracked, chipped, or an uneven smile and are looking for a solution, then veneers may be what you are looking for. Veneers are cost-efficient compared to other solutions and require little preparation. Our team at Mesquite Dental & Implant Center and help you achieve the smile you have always wanted with our cosmetic services.

At Mesquite Dental & Implant Center, we create a welcoming and friendly environment for our patients, and our treatment rooms are equipped with the latest technology. Let our team help you feel comfortable talking and smiling around others again with our cosmetic services.

To schedule your smile consultation with us, contact Mesquite Dental & Implant Center, and our friendly staff will be happy to assist you.

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Veneers can help patients correct chips, cracks, uneven, or stained teeth and restore a smile quickly. Dental veneers are made out of either porcelain or composite, and both materials are the color of our natural teeth. Dental veneers are used to cover the front surface of your teeth and require little preparation.

Our doctors have years of experience in cosmetic dentistry, and Mesquite Dental & Implant Center offers many cosmetic services to help rejuvenate your smile. Our skill and attention to detail can help restore your confidence and achieve the perfect smile.

Many patients wonder how much veneers generally cost so they can plan ahead when choosing a treatment plan. Porcelain veneers are the most durable type of veneer and tend to cost more compared to composite veneers. On average porcelain veneers can cost between $900-$2,500 per tooth. On the other hand, composite veneers are easier to place but do cost less compared to porcelain veneers. Composite veneers are not as durable and can cost between $250-$1,500 per tooth.

During our detailed consultation process, our doctor will take a look at your teeth and mouth and determine which type of veneer is best. We encourage our patients to ask questions, and we will help you understand the benefits of each type of veneer.

What Can I Expect During the Veneers Process?

If you decide to move forward with veneers the process is quick and minimally invasive. Porcelain veneers require some preparation during the first appointment to ensure the veneer can bond properly to the tooth. Impressions are taken and sent out, and we require the patient to return for a second appointment to have their veneers placed. Temporary veneers may be used while the patient waits for their permanent veneers.

The process for composite veneers is similar, but this option can be done in just one appointment. The tooth is prepared and the composite material is bonded to the tooth that same day. The area is cured and polished, and your smile is restored.

Both types of veneers can give patients a beautiful natural-looking smile. Let our team at Mesquite Dental & Implant Center help you correct those areas that bother you, and allow you to feel comfortable around others again. We love helping our patients and welcome you to join our dental family.

What Are the Benefits of Veneers?

  • Little preparation is required.
  • Veneers look and feel natural.
  • Veneers can correct chips, cracks, or uneven teeth.
  • Can close gaps between teeth.
  • Durable and stain-resistant.
  • Low maintenance and cost-effective.
  • Can be placed in only two appointments.

Contact Us Today to Transform your Smile!

If you are ready to take that first step towards a new smile, Mesquite Dental & Implant Center can help. We would love to provide you with more information about veneers, and how they may benefit you. Our team is committed to providing the very best care for all of our patients. Let us know how we can help you brighten your smile!

To schedule your appointment with us, contact Mesquite Dental & Implant Center, and our team will be happy to assist you.

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right dentist for dental implants

When you decide to invest in dental implants to restore your smile, you want to make sure you find the perfect dentist. Quality dentistry you can count on is important to ensure your implant procedure is successful.


There are many things to look out for when choosing a dentist in your area. Dentists should have proper training and years of experience in implant dentistry. It is important that the dentist you choose is heavily involved in continuing education. This ensures they are staying on top of the latest trends and techniques available in the dental industry. If you need a source or list of dentists in your area, you can visit the American Academy of Implant Dentistry website to locate an implant expert.

What Are Tips To Consider When Choosing My Dentist?

  • Complete research on your own and find out what services your dentist offers, and how many years they have been treating patients.
  • Check on their continuing education experience to ensure your dentist is providing the highest level of care and technology to all patients.
  • Research or ask questions about the dentist’s experience and background on implant dentistry, and how many patients they have treated successfully.
  • Ask friends or neighbors that have had implant surgery, and have them provide feedback on the procedure and recovery process.
  • Look for a full-service practice that can handle the entire process from start to finish. You don’t want to have to visit multiple offices when you are going through an extensive process like dental implant surgery.
  • Talk to your dentist about sedation options and what may work best for you. It is important to feel comfortable about the dental implant process, and your dentist should want to help choose the best option for sedation that works for you.

At Mesquite Dental & Implant Center, we are a full-service practice, and our passion is restoring smiles for our patients. If you are unhappy with your smile, or have broken or cracked teeth, our team can help. We have years of experience in implant dentistry, and we love to help patients restore their confidence with a brand-new smile.

 

Don’t live with a smile that causes you to be embarrassed around others. Implants offer a permanent solution, and can last a lifetime if cared for properly. Dental implants are durable, and can function just like our natural teeth.

Looking for a Dental Implant Specialist in Your Area?

If you are interested in finding out more about how dental implants can benefit you, contact Mesquite Dental & Implant Center today. Our staff would love to welcome you to our practice, and help you achieve the smile of your dreams. Dental implants are a big decision and can be life changing. Let our doctors get you started with our dental implant consultation process today.

 

To schedule your appointment, contact Mesquite Dental & Implant Center, and our friendly staff will be happy to assist you.

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dental implant

If you have been recommended for dental implants, you may wonder if they will ever have to be replaced. Implants are a permanent restorative solution for patients seeking that perfect smile. Dental implants look and feel natural in the mouth, and last upwards of 25 years if they are cared for properly.


At Mesquite Dental & Implant Center are one of the most common restorative options done in our dental offices! Many patients are leaning towards this permanent option to give them a durable smile that will last for years. Dental implants can last your entire life, and they are one of the most reliable tooth restoration options available to patients.


However, some patients have asked us if having their teeth cleaned regularly can damage the enamel on our teeth. We hope that this article can help address this common concern.

How Successful Are Dental Implants?

Implants have a 95% success rate, and we encourage patients to use good oral hygiene habits to keep the implants clean and free of plaque. This helps the implants to last, and prevents infection which can make them unstable in the mouth. Implants moving or needing replacement is rare. If an implant shifts out of place this could indicate the bone tissue is not providing enough support, and you should contact our dental office immediately.

TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR DENTAL IMPLANTS LAST A LIFETIME​

Here are some helpful tips that you can start using to get the most out of your dental implants:

  • Floss daily using an implant specific floss or wax free floss to help keep the area clean and free of plaque. A Waterpik Water Flosser can be used to assist in removing plaque around the implants.
  • Use a low abrasive tooth brush such as a soft type brush on your implants.
  • Avoid any products, foods, or drinks containing any ingredients that may stain your teeth.
  • Anti-microbial rinses can be used to help reduce inflammation and prevent infection.
  • Avoid products that contain stannous fluoride, sodium fluoride, or baking soda. These ingredients can make the implants prone to corrosion.

Contact Mesquite Dental & Implant Center Today!

Caring for your implants at home is similar to caring for your natural teeth. Practicing good oral hygiene habits at home will ensure your implants last for years and never need to be replaced. The Mesquite Dental & Implant Center team are here to help you achieve the smile you have always wanted. We are always available to answer questions and help you every step of the way.

 

If you are interested in finding out more about dental implants and how they may benefit you, contact Mesquite Dental & Implant Center to schedule your consultation with us today!

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emergency dentistry

Knowing when to call the dentist is important, and if you have a dental emergency you should get in touch with your dentist right away. Our practice offers same or next day appointments to address any emergency situations for our patients. We want our patients to feel comfortable calling us in an emergency situation.

 

There are signs or symptoms that may tell you there is a dental emergency. Typically, if you are experiencing any pain or discomfort that is a big indicator something may be wrong. If an emergency is not addressed, additional more complicated problems may arise. The quicker you contact us, the faster we can get you in to be seen and help you recover.

 

Dental emergencies include any problems that require immediate attention. Examples of dental emergencies include saving a tooth, infections, or alleviating pain. Infections are serious, can be life-threatening, and should be addressed right away. One of the most common dental emergencies patients face is a tooth ache. This can be caused by a cavity, and should be addressed as soon as possible.

Common Dental Emergencies

  • Bleeding or irritated gums
  • Tooth Injury, broken, or cracked tooth
  • Abscess or infection
  • Prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold
  • Tooth pain that is persistent and does not go away
  • Lip or mouth sores that do not go away
  • Jaw pain, popping, or clicking
  • Your tooth changes color, or white spots have formed on the tooth’s surface
  • Loose teeth

If you ever experience any of the above symptoms we encourage you to call our office. Anytime you have pain, or have experienced an injury or trauma is a good reason to call. Our highly experienced team can evaluate the issue, and help get you on the road to recovery. We are ready and trained to handle any dental emergency, and want our patients to know they are in good hands.

Need To Schedule an Appointment?

If you are facing a dental emergency please contact our office, and we will ensure you are seen as soon as possible. Our patients are our priority, and we have flexible hours each day to accommodate all of our patients.

 

To schedule your appointment contact our office, and our staff will be happy to assist you.

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Contacts

Office

2040 N Belt Line Rd #300,
Mesquite, TX 75150

(972) 285-8020

Drgeorge@mesquitedental.net

Hours

Monday: 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Tuesday: 9:00am to 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 7:00am to 3:00pm.
Fridays: 8:00am to 1:00pm.
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

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