Beasley Family & Implant Dentistry

04/22/2026

Feeling very appreciated over here! 🥰

A huge thank you to Gibson Orthodontics for the beautiful charcuterie board! It did not go to waste and was enjoyed by our whole team!

And thank you to Huntsville Periodontics for the adorable succulent to brighten our front desk. We’re so grateful for your continued support and partnership.

We truly love working alongside such thoughtful offices! 🤍🦷

04/15/2026

Hello everyone! It's that time of year again...the 2026 Best of the Best nominations. Our team at Beasley Dentistry needs your vote please! The last day to vote is May 11th. Thank you

03/23/2026

We’re back open and ready to see your smiles! 😁

After a little time off for Spring Break, our office is officially back and we have openings available today and throughout the week for cleanings!

If you’ve been putting off your visit, this is the perfect time to get scheduled 🦷✨

Call us or send us a message to grab a spot — we’d love to see you!

03/12/2026

Feeling extra lucky this week! 🍀

A big thank you to Dr. Stevenson for the cutest bag of candy and Dr. Reynolds for the delicious brownies. Your St. Patrick’s Day treats made our whole office smile!

We are so grateful for amazing referring doctors like you. Thank you for always thinking of us!

02/06/2026

As an independent, non-corporate dentist, it’s good to see more transparency for patients. You should know who really owns the practice that you are going to.

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Who really owns your dentist? A site called WhoOwnsMyDentists.com tracks over 5,000 U.S. dental offices that are affiliated with corporate dental groups known as DSOs. The map shows how fast dentistry is shifting from solo, dentist-owned practices to investor-backed platforms, mostly funded by private equity.

The idea is simple: dentists sell part or all of their practice, get a payout, and let the DSO handle billing, marketing, HR, and systems so they can focus on patient care. Legally, the dentist still controls the clinical side, but the business is run by a corporate management company. On paper, that means independence. In reality, the people who control the money often shape how the office runs.

Some DSOs preserve a practice’s culture. Others turn offices into chains. Deals can include long contracts and performance targets that affect both income and autonomy.

The site isn’t anti-DSO. It’s about transparency. Dentistry is quietly becoming a corporate healthcare market, and now you can actually see it on a map.

01/28/2026

When your referring office asks you to be their Valentine 💘
Thank you so much for the early Valentine’s Day goodies, Dr. Stevenson! We’re feeling the love 💝

01/21/2026

When a tooth is lost, the jawbone in that area stops receiving normal chewing stimulation. Without this mechanical signal, the body begins to gradually break down the unused bone — a natural process known as bone resorption.

Studies indicate that as much as 25% of the jawbone volume can be lost within the first year if a missing tooth is not replaced. This loss primarily affects the alveolar bone, the part of the jaw that holds the teeth in place, and it occurs most rapidly during the first 6 to 12 months after tooth loss.

As bone resorption continues, neighboring teeth may shift, bite alignment can change, facial contours may alter, and placing dental implants later can become more challenging. What may seem like a minor issue — one missing tooth — can slowly compromise overall oral function and stability.

Timely replacement of missing teeth, particularly with solutions that restore natural chewing forces, plays a critical role in preserving jawbone density, facial support, and long-term oral health.

12/31/2025

A clicking sound from the jaw during mouth opening is not just a sound — it’s a signal.

🦷 What’s really happening inside your jaw?

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one of the most complex joints in the human body. It allows you to talk, chew, yawn, and open your mouth smoothly.

Inside this joint sits a small cartilage structure called the articular disc.
Its job? To act as a shock absorber between the skull and the lower jaw.
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🔊 So why does the clicking happen?

In a healthy joint, the disc moves in perfect harmony with the jaw.
But when the disc slips out of position, the jaw has to “jump” over it during opening or closing — creating the familiar clicking or snapping sound.

This is often an early sign of a temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD).
It may start without pain, but it should never be ignored.
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⚠️ Common causes include:

Bruxism (teeth grinding or clenching)

Chronic stress and muscle tension

Bite problems or poor occlusion

Jaw trauma or injury

Repeated wide opening (forced yawning, long dental procedures)

Poor neck and head posture
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📌 Possible associated symptoms:

Clicking, popping, or cracking sounds

Pain in front of the ear or jaw

Difficulty opening the mouth fully

Jaw locking or stiffness

Headache, neck pain, or unexplained ear pain

Accelerated tooth wear
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🚨 What happens if it’s ignored?

Over time, the disc may stop returning to its normal position, leading to:

Chronic jaw pain

Limited mouth opening

Persistent joint inflammation

Degeneration of the TMJ

Difficulty eating, speaking, or chewing
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🛑 Important reminder:
A clicking jaw doesn’t always hurt — but it almost always warns of underlying joint dysfunction.
Early assessment can prevent complex treatments and long-term joint damage.
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📢 Final note:
This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace an in-person medical or dental evaluation. Any symptoms should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.

12/15/2025

Christmas calories don’t count… especially when they’re from such thoughtful friends! 🎅🏻🍪
Thank you to our wonderful referring offices and patients for spoiling our team with the sweetest Christmas treats. We are so grateful for each of you and the relationships we share. Merry Christmas and cheers to another great year together! ✨

12/07/2025

Saran Wrap goodie Christmas ball!

12/07/2025

2025 Office Christmas Party at Phil Sandoval’s! We had a great time together! Missed you Olivia and Gina…sorry you couldn’t be with us. Special thanks to Monica and Ashley for all their hard work getting everything ready!! Merry Christmas everyone 🎄🎅🎁!!