Smile Maker of Texas

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Smile Maker of Texas By Dr. Richie Beougher
✨ 30 years of expertise
📸 Celebrity Dentist
🦷 Cosmetic, General & Sedation Dentistry
Ready for smile magic? Book your appointment now!

When your dentist says you need a crown and suddenly the appointment feels a little more prestigious. 👑😄Honestly, it’s a...
10/16/2026

When your dentist says you need a crown and suddenly the appointment feels a little more prestigious. 👑😄

Honestly, it’s about time someone recognized your royal status.

The crown may not come with jewels, but a dental crown can help restore strength and protect a tooth that needs a little extra support.

Happy Friday from Smile Maker of Texas! We hope your weekend gets the royal treatment.

A smile upgrade can mean a brighter shade, a smoother edge or a more complete redesign. The first step is understanding ...
10/13/2026

A smile upgrade can mean a brighter shade, a smoother edge or a more complete redesign. The first step is understanding your options. ✨

At Smile Maker of Texas, professional whitening brightens natural teeth, cosmetic bonding reshapes small imperfections, and porcelain veneers can refine the color and shape of the tooth fronts.

For suitable patients, clear orthodontics gradually guides teeth into position. The SmileLift™ makeover is designed to create a more youthful facial appearance by restoring tooth length and the support teeth give the lips. A temporary Trial Smile lets you preview and refine the look.

Swipe through to see how these treatments differ. The right choice depends on your oral health, bite and the changes you want to make—not just a treatment name.

To talk through what may suit your smile, call Smile Maker of Texas at (972) 704-1390 and schedule a visit.

Explore the options: https://smilemakertx.com/plano-cosmetic-dentist/

Let the little ghosts handle Halloween—not your FSA funds. 👻Fall is a good time to look at your remaining health FSA bal...
10/06/2026

Let the little ghosts handle Halloween—not your FSA funds. 👻

Fall is a good time to look at your remaining health FSA balance and any dental care already recommended for you. Eligible dental expenses may qualify, but your own plan sets the timing.

Check when eligible care must be received, whether a carryover or grace period applies, and when reimbursement claims are due. Booking an appointment alone doesn’t meet a deadline for receiving care.

Have a cleaning due or questions about your recommended treatment? Call Smile Maker of Texas at (972) 704-1390. We’ll help you plan the care; check your FSA details with your plan administrator.

Explore our general dental care: https://smilemakertx.com/general-dentistry/

The smiles we remember often start with something small. 😊A thoughtful message. A genuine compliment. A few minutes spen...
10/02/2026

The smiles we remember often start with something small. 😊

A thoughtful message. A genuine compliment. A few minutes spent catching up with someone you haven’t seen in a while.

This World Smile Day, Smile Maker of Texas is celebrating the everyday moments that give us reasons to smile.

What’s one thing that made you smile today?

Your toothbrush might be ready for a little upgrade. 🪥A brand-new brush and a well-worn one can look very different up c...
09/29/2026

Your toothbrush might be ready for a little upgrade. 🪥

A brand-new brush and a well-worn one can look very different up close. Bristles that fan outward or fray are more than a cosmetic change—they make your brush less effective at cleaning.

The ADA recommends replacing a toothbrush about every 3–4 months, or earlier if wear shows up first. Choose soft bristles for your replacement.

This is your friendly reminder from Smile Maker of Texas to take a closer look tonight. A fresh brush is a simple way to keep your daily routine on track.

If it’s time for your next dental checkup, we’d love to see you. Call (972) 704-1390 to schedule.
Find office information: https://smilemakertx.com/

September may be winding down, but caring for your gums is a year-round habit. ✨As National Gum Care Month comes to a cl...
09/24/2026

September may be winding down, but caring for your gums is a year-round habit. ✨

As National Gum Care Month comes to a close, remember that gum health is connected with the health of the rest of your body.

A growing body of research links gum disease with cardiovascular disease. Researchers are looking at how oral bacteria and inflammation may play a role in that connection. The link is becoming clearer, even as cause and effect are still being studied.

The relationship with diabetes goes both ways: diabetes can increase gum-disease risk, and gum disease may make blood sugar harder to control for someone with diabetes.

That’s a good reason to keep gum care on your calendar—and in your daily routine. Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth every day, and keep up with the dental visits recommended for you.

At Smile Maker of Texas, we want healthy gums to be part of your smile all year long. Call to schedule your next visit.

(972) 704-1390
smilemakertx.com

A smile upgrade should still look like you. ✨This before-and-after gives you a look at one patient's smile transformatio...
09/22/2026

A smile upgrade should still look like you. ✨

This before-and-after gives you a look at one patient's smile transformation. The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to bring together the details that make a smile feel balanced and natural—from tooth color and shape to how it fits your face.

At Smile Maker of Texas, options include teeth whitening, cosmetic bonding, porcelain veneers, and our SmileLift™ smile-makeover approach. An examination helps determine which options suit your teeth and goals.

Curious about the possibilities for your own smile? Our free Virtual Trial Smile offers a digital preview to help you explore ideas before discussing treatment.

Visit our website and look for Virtual Trial Smile, or call to arrange a cosmetic consultation. We'd love to help you picture the possibilities.

Individual results vary. The photos shown are a patient case, separate from the digital preview service.

(972) 704-1390
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A dental crown does more than change the way a tooth looks—it can help restore the strength and function of a tooth that...
09/17/2026

A dental crown does more than change the way a tooth looks—it can help restore the strength and function of a tooth that needs extra support. 🦷✨

A crown covers the prepared tooth and may be recommended when a tooth is cracked, broken, heavily filled, significantly worn, or has undergone root canal treatment.

Because crowns are custom-made, modern tooth-colored materials can provide a restoration that feels strong while also looking very natural in your smile.

One important thing to remember: the crown itself can’t get a cavity, but the natural tooth underneath it still can. Keeping the area around the crown clean with regular brushing and cleaning between your teeth is an important part of helping it last.

Have questions about whether a crown is right for your tooth? We’d be glad to walk you through it.

(972) 704-1390
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Every now and then, we let Dr. Beougher take a vacation. 😉This year, he and his lovely wife, Gladys, visited Italy — and...
09/16/2026

Every now and then, we let Dr. Beougher take a vacation. 😉

This year, he and his lovely wife, Gladys, visited Italy — and he came back with a little something for the Smile Maker team!

We’re loving our new Italian aprons and the fun excuse to bring a little extra joy into the office. 🇮🇹🧡

Thanks, Dr. Beougher and Gladys, for thinking of the team while you were away!

You hear your hygienist calling out numbers while probing your gums. Ever wondered what those numbers are telling us?The...
09/10/2026

You hear your hygienist calling out numbers while probing your gums. Ever wondered what those numbers are telling us?

They're measuring how deep the space is between each tooth and the surrounding gum. A small periodontal probe checks from the gumline to the bottom of that space, in millimeters.

1–3 mm generally falls within the healthy range. Readings of 4 mm or more describe deeper spaces that deserve attention. When gum disease creates deeper pockets, bacteria can collect below the gumline where everyday brushing cannot reach them effectively.

A single reading doesn't determine a diagnosis or treatment. Your dental team also checks for bleeding, recession, and changes in the support around your teeth. Comparing readings over time helps assess how your gums are doing.

For National Gum Care Month, Smile Maker of Texas is putting meaning behind those familiar numbers. At your next visit, ask which areas are healthy and which may need extra care.

(972) 704-1390
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6201 Dallas Parkway, Suite 220
Plano, TX
75024

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Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
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