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Happy New Year!
Posted on January 9, 2012
Happy New Year! I hope the holiday season was wonderful for you all! It’s hard to believe 2011 has come to a close–what a whirlwind!
After owning the practice for 11 years, taking time off to be with her mom and returning part-time, Dr. Gentry decided it was time to sell her practice. She continues to work Mondays and Wednesdays from 9-5. While she’s not here, she enjoys spending time with her beautiful daughter June (who will already be 3 next month!) and working on her growing photography business. (She most recently opened a studio here in Rockbrook Village!) We are so happy to still have her as a part of Gentry Smiles and I am extremely grateful to now be owner of such a terrific dental practice!
We look forward to seeing you all in 2012! Once again, Happy New Year–may 2012 bring you many blessings and happy memories!
Dr. Sugiko Reed
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Happy Holidays!
Posted on November 16, 2011
Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season!
The end of the year is fast approaching, so please call to schedule an appointment and use your 2011 dental benefits!!!
-Marilyn
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What is Gingivitis?
Posted on April 21, 2010
Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums. It is an early stage of periodontal disease that can be reversed. Signs of gingivitis are bleeding when brushing, bright red gums and inflammation. The most common factor of gingivitis is plaque build-up. When plaque is not properly removed at home it causes the gums to be irritated and you will notice the signs of gingivitis appearing. Flossing and brushing properly are very important in preventing gingivitis as well as having your teeth cleaned on a regular basis. Call your dentist if you have signs of gingivitis especially if you have not had a routine dental cleaning or exam in the last 6months.
written by Stacy Brummond, RDH
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Yep, even Marines have to brush!
Posted on March 26, 2010
Last week I had the privilege to go to San Diego for my nephew Erik’s graduation from Marine Boot Camp. It was an awesome experience and I am very, very proud of him. In one of his letters Erik explained to me that the second week he was there all the recruits went to “Dental” where they had exams and x-rays. A few days later he had his wisdom teeth out. The recruits have their wisdom teeth taken out so that they have no chance of having problems when they are deployed. Erik also let me know that in the mornings (4:00 a.m.) the recruits had not quite five minutes to get dressed, shave and brush their teeth. He said that they were given barely enough time to brush because things move at “a million times a minute”. He said that as the recruits progressed in their training they did start getting more time for hygiene. Erik said that they never brushed twice a day. I have been a dental assistant for almost twelve years and all of my nephews and nieces know that they have to brush twice a day for two minutes and floss. I am REALLY glad that Erik did not try to tell his drill instructors my recommendations because that would have got him A LOT of push ups or another form of “PT”.
-Kristi
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Office Manager, Marilyn, wants to wecome you to Gentry Smiles!
Posted on March 14, 2010
Welcome to our website! I wanted to take a moment to share my thoughts about our office. We are a small and caring office. Our patients are our friends and we want to make you feel comfortable when you come in. As Office Manager, I will greet you when you call or come in and be able to answer any questions you may have. The staff will strive to take the best care of your smile and make your visit a pleasant experience. Please take a moment to review our website to find out who we are and how we can help you. We look forward to serving your dental needs!
-Marilyn
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Sooo, do I really have to wear these?
Posted on February 23, 2010
written by Sugiko Reed
Why is it so important to wear retainers after completing orthodontic treatment?
Teeth are surrounded by periodontal ligaments and these ligaments are made of numerous fibers running in all different directions. Teeth erupt in the most natural and relaxed position, which is often times not straight. When patients have braces, teeth are pulled and rotated in different directions, causing strain on the fibers of these ligaments. Once braces are removed and if retainers are not worn, the teeth want to shift back so the ligaments are back in their most relaxed position. If you’ve lost your retainer, please inquire at your next dental visit; otherwise, please keep wearing your retainers after braces and other appliances are removed. Orthodontic treatment is a lifelong commitment and we want you to maintain your happy, healthy smile here at Gentry Smiles.
Where we don’t do much orthodontic treatment at Gentry Smiles, we want to support the work of our local orthodontists and as a dental team we want what is best for our patients! So, um, yes. You do have to wear your retainers. But, only if you want your teeth to stay straight. 
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Hello world!
Posted on January 18, 2010
On behalf of our entire office, I’d like to welcome you to our new blogsite!! I hope you find the information available here to be useful. This is a little peek into our office and culture here at Gentry Smiles. We’ll be updating our blog often, so keep coming back and feel free to leave your comments!
Sincerely,
Linda Gentry DDS
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Fabulous Website. I will refer friends, co-workers, etc. to this site when they are looking for a Dentist. You all do awesome work!!! Ruth H. (patient)
I have seen multiple dentist throughout my life and had NEVER liked seeing a dentist. This is the first dental office that made me feel that they understood and cared for how complex of an issue I had with my dental history. Every staff member at this office is kind and caring. You couldn’t find a better place to go for dentistry.
Thank you Evelyn, you are so sweet! We all loved the warm fuzzy. -linda