Smyrna Smiles

Smyrna Smiles A family owned dental practice. Drs. Kilcoyne and Reeves. We do preventative and restorative

09/07/2026
We had to spoil Tammy today on her 25th work anniversary! Thank you for all you do ! We love you! 🎉😍😘🫶🦷
09/03/2026

We had to spoil Tammy today on her 25th work anniversary! Thank you for all you do ! We love you! 🎉😍😘🫶🦷

Tammy held a wedding shower for Michaela today! 🎂🎉🫶 💍Let’s shout out “ congrats”
08/29/2026

Tammy held a wedding shower for Michaela today! 🎂🎉🫶 💍

Let’s shout out “ congrats”

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08/22/2026

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🇺🇸Dr. Richard Zink has lived his lifelong dream - and he isn’t slowing down. At 97 years old, he continues to serve his community as the oldest practicing dentist in Ohio.

His story began in childhood, when he’d play “dentist” using corn cobs, imagining the kernels were teeth.

After earning his dental license from Ohio State University in 1958, he’s dedicated over six decades to transforming lives through dentistry.

Dr. Zink is deeply committed to community dentistry - volunteering for Tent City events, where he provides free dental care for people experiencing homelessness.

In his work at T-Town Smiles, he specializes in crafting dentures and implants for low-income patients, giving them not just teeth, but renewed confidence.

What keeps him going? His passion for helping others, the love of his family, and yes - a sweet tooth for cookies. “As long as they feed me cookies,” he says with a laugh.

Even now, he hopes to continue working “full force” until he’s 100, showing that age really is just a number when your heart is in your work
Image Source: 13 Action News (Ohio)

Why we dont use lead aprons at dental offices 🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷
08/20/2026

Why we dont use lead aprons at dental offices 🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷

Dental x-rays have long involved donning lead-lined shields. But new guidelines from the American Dental Association say that using the vest is no longer necessary. What has changed? ...

We have the best bosses! 🦷❤️
08/19/2026

We have the best bosses! 🦷❤️

One thing I wish more people understood about going to the dentist:We’re not judging you.We know life happens. Kids, wor...
08/14/2026

One thing I wish more people understood about going to the dentist:

We’re not judging you.

We know life happens. Kids, work, stress, finances, health issues… sometimes the dentist gets pushed to the bottom of the list.

And when you finally come in, our goal isn’t to make you feel bad about it.

It’s to help you from where you are.

You never have to be embarrassed to sit in our chair. We’re just glad you came🤍

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This week….🦷🦷Top questions patients ask their dental hygienist. Want the answers? Check by daily 8. Are water flossers a...
08/13/2026

This week….🦷🦷Top questions patients ask their dental hygienist.

Want the answers? Check by daily

8. Are water flossers as good as regular string floss?

Dental floss vs. water flosser: Which is better?
By Mayo Clinic Staff
Jan. 29, 2025
Is it more effective to floss teeth with a water flosser or with dental floss?
Cleaning between your teeth every day is an important part of keeping your mouth healthy. And there are a variety of tools you can use, depending on your needs.

Dental floss is an effective tool for cleaning the tight spaces between teeth. It removes the sticky material, called plaque, that can build up in places a toothbrush can't reach. And less plaque means less gum bleeding and a lower risk of gum disease.

A water flosser is a device that aims a stream of water at the teeth. It's also called an oral irrigator or a dental water jet. A water flosser can help remove pieces of food from between teeth. It also can take plaque off teeth.

If you use dental floss and you don't have gum bleeding or other problems, there's no need to change. Using a water flosser can be helpful for people who have braces, other orthodontics or dental work that makes it hard to use dental floss. A water flosser also may be useful for people who have trouble flossing by hand with dental floss. To lower the risk of contamination with bacteria if you use a water flosser, don't share it with anyone else.

If plain dental floss gets stuck in your teeth, try waxed floss instead. If you have a hard time handling dental floss, try a floss holder. Other options for cleaning between teeth include interdental brushes, picks or sticks.

To help keep your mouth healthy, clean between your teeth once a day, and brush your teeth twice a day. Get regular dental checkups. If you have questions about flossing and what's right for you, talk with your dentist.

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08/10/2026

Don’t forget to leave a review so you’ll be entered to win our “We appreciate our patients” monthly basket /giveaway! 🫶🦷

Address

780 Nissan Drive
Smyrna, TN
37167

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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