Smyrna Family Dentistry

Smyrna Family Dentistry Family Dentistry in Smyrna. Get the dazzling smile you have always wanted. Keep your teeth healthy. Fillings, Whitening, Crowns Dentures, Cleaning, More...

Our practice history began in 1956, when Dr. Donald F. Marshall started his dental practice in downtown Smyrna, GA. In 1987, son Scott Marshall D.M.D. followed in his father's footsteps becoming a dentist in Smyrna and joined his father in the practice. In the family tradition, in 1993 daughter Barbara Marshall Williford also became a dentist and joined the practice. Dr. Barbara Williford, Dr. S

cott Marshall, and Dr. Villar continue to provide comprehensive dental care to their patients, and truly cherish the opportunity to maintain the dental health of the children and grandchildren of their father's patients while servicing new patients alike.

Is your child's tooth about to fall out? 🦷 Around age six, kids typically start losing their baby teeth, making way for...
10/17/2024

Is your child's tooth about to fall out? 🦷 Around age six, kids typically start losing their baby teeth, making way for permanent teeth to grow in.

The process, called "exfoliation," starts at the front of the mouth and continues through middle school. But don’t worry—wisdom teeth won’t show up until high school or later!

If your child’s teeth aren’t falling out on time, it could signal an issue. Be sure to visit us every six months to keep their smile on track! 😁

Read more on our blog! www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/when-do-baby-teeth-fall-out

Feeling overwhelmed by all the toothpaste options on the shelf? 🦷 It can be hard to know which one is best for your smil...
10/10/2024

Feeling overwhelmed by all the toothpaste options on the shelf? 🦷 It can be hard to know which one is best for your smile! 🪥

Choosing the right toothpaste can feel overwhelming, but for most people, a fluoridated toothpaste works well. However, if you have specific concerns like sensitivity, cavities, or gum health, it’s best to pick a specialized formula or consult your dentist for a prescription option to meet your needs.

Natural doesn’t always mean better—fluoride is essential to protect your enamel. 🛡️ Keep your smile healthy by choosing wisely! 😁

Read more on our blog here! www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/what-kind-of-toothpaste-should-i-get

Are You Using Too Much Toothpaste? 🪥🦷You’ve likely been using the same amount of toothpaste for years, but did you know ...
10/02/2024

Are You Using Too Much Toothpaste? 🪥🦷

You’ve likely been using the same amount of toothpaste for years, but did you know that less is actually more when it comes to brushing? Using too much can make your mouth feel clean without removing all the plaque!

🔹 For adults, just a pea-sized amount is enough to protect your enamel with fluoride.
🔹 For kids, a rice-grain-sized smear is perfect to prevent overexposure if swallowed.

Remember, proper technique is key. If you'd like to read more, head to our blog!
https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/how-much-toothpaste-should-i-use

Prevent Tooth Wear Before It's Too Late! 🦷🪥Tooth wear is the gradual loss of tooth structure, often leading to a shorter...
09/27/2024

Prevent Tooth Wear Before It's Too Late! 🦷🪥

Tooth wear is the gradual loss of tooth structure, often leading to a shorter smile and difficulty chewing. While cavities aren’t the issue, causes like acid erosion, bite wear, and abrasive cleaning can damage your teeth. Risk factors include GERD, acidic foods, grinding, and brushing too hard.

The good news? We can help! By evaluating your specific risks, we can create a custom plan to protect your teeth. Don't wait! If left untreated, tooth wear can expose nerves, requiring more invasive treatments like root canals.

Read more on our blog! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/what-is-tooth-wear

Do you notice food getting stuck between the same teeth when you eat?Healthy gums fit snugly around your teeth, but when...
09/19/2024

Do you notice food getting stuck between the same teeth when you eat?

Healthy gums fit snugly around your teeth, but when they recede, it creates a gap where food and plaque collect. This can lead to further dental issues, including decay and sensitivity, as your roots are left unprotected.

Gum recession can be caused by factors like aggressive brushing, grinding, or gum disease. Unfortunately, gums won’t grow back on their own, but with the right care and intervention, we can help restore your smile.

If you’ve noticed signs of gum recession, don’t wait — contact us today to discuss your treatment options!

Read more on our blog! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/why-are-my-gums-receding

09/12/2024

Don't let bad breath control your life! 🦷💨

There are many possible causes, such as dry mouth, sugary products, and poor tongue hygiene. Even certain foods like garlic and milk can leave a lingering odor. In some cases, halitosis might even stem from gastrointestinal issues. If the problem persists despite good hygiene, it could be linked to gum disease, which harbors bacteria that regular brushing can’t reach.

A visit to Smyrna Family Dentistry for an exam can help identify the root cause and offer treatments. Don’t let bad breath hold you back—address it and regain your confidence!

Read our blog for more! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/causes-of-bad-breath

🪥 What happens if you stop brushing your teeth? 🦷When you stop brushing, plaque builds up quickly, leading to tartar, ca...
09/05/2024

🪥 What happens if you stop brushing your teeth? 🦷

When you stop brushing, plaque builds up quickly, leading to tartar, cavities, and gum disease. Without removing this buildup, your teeth can begin to decay, and bad breath becomes a constant issue. Over time, gum disease can progress, causing discomfort, bleeding, and even tooth loss. 🦷

Brushing twice a day is one of the simplest ways to prevent these problems and keep your teeth healthy for life! Need a check-up or tips on maintaining your oral hygiene? We're here to help!

Read more on our blog! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/what-happens-if-i-dont-brush-my-teeth

🦷 Have you started to develop a tooth ache? 😳Toothaches often show up as sensitivity to temperature, sweets, or chewing,...
08/28/2024

🦷 Have you started to develop a tooth ache? 😳

Toothaches often show up as sensitivity to temperature, sweets, or chewing, and can range from mild discomfort to sharp, throbbing pain. They are usually due to inflammation or infection inside the tooth, but can also result from exposed roots, decay, or trauma.

Ignoring a toothache can lead to worsening pain, infection, or even the need for a root canal or extraction. Visit Smyrna Family Dentistry to see how we can help you today!

Read more on our blog! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/why-does-my-tooth-ache

🦷 Protect Your Smile from Abrasion! 🦷Did you know that brushing too hard or using the wrong technique can wear down your...
08/09/2024

🦷 Protect Your Smile from Abrasion! 🦷

Did you know that brushing too hard or using the wrong technique can wear down your enamel? Abrasion can cause tooth wear, ranging from V shaped notches at the gum line to the destruction of the biting surfaces of the teeth.

Remember, gentle brushing with a soft-bristled toothbrush is key! If you notice signs of abrasion, like notches near the gum line or increased sensitivity, it’s time to see your dentist. Your smile deserves the best care—let’s keep it strong and healthy!

Read more on our blog! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/what-is-abrasion

Did you know that sugar plays a major role in the development of cavities? When you consume sugary foods and drinks, the...
07/25/2024

Did you know that sugar plays a major role in the development of cavities? When you consume sugary foods and drinks, the sugar interacts with bacteria in your mouth to produce acid. This acid attacks your tooth enamel, leading to decay and cavities over time.

To keep your smile healthy, try to limit your sugar intake and follow these tips:

Floss daily to remove plaque between teeth
Drink plenty of water to rinse away sugar and acid
Schedule your cleanings regularly

Remember, a little prevention goes a long way in maintaining a bright and healthy smile! 😁✨

Read more on our blog!

www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/does-sugar-cause-cavities

✨ Keep Your Smile Sparkling! ✨ Regular dental cleanings every 3-6 months are essential for maintaining optimal oral heal...
07/18/2024

✨ Keep Your Smile Sparkling! ✨

Regular dental cleanings every 3-6 months are essential for maintaining optimal oral health. Not only do these appointments help remove plaque and tartar buildup, but they also allow our dental professionals to detect and address potential issues early on. By staying on top of your cleanings, you can prevent cavities, gum disease, and other oral health problems.

Plus, a professional cleaning leaves your teeth feeling fresh and looking their best. Schedule your next cleaning today and keep your smile healthy and bright! 😁🦷

Read more on our blog! https://www.smyrnafamilydentistry.com/blog/how-often-should-you-have-your-dental-cleanings

As we celebrate the 4th of July, let's not forget the importance of a healthy, sparkling smile to light up your festivit...
07/01/2024

As we celebrate the 4th of July, let's not forget the importance of a healthy, sparkling smile to light up your festivities! Whether you're enjoying a BBQ, watching fireworks, or spending time with loved ones, make sure to take care of your teeth. 🌟🦷

From our family to yours, we wish you a joyful and safe Independence Day! If you need any dental care or a post-holiday checkup, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to keep your smiles shining all year round.

📞 Call us at (770) 435-7358
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2874 King Street
Smyrna, GA
30080

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Thursday 8am - 5pm
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