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Phone: (817) 439-8770

Address: 6618 Fossil Bluff Dr Ste 100, Fort Worth, TX 76137

Website: http://www.lifecycledental.com

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Lifecycle Dental Resource

Oral Cancer Screening
During each checkup, we’ll perform an oral cancer screening. The process only takes a few minutes and is potentially life saving. Our goal is to spot the early signs of this disease before it has a chance to spread to other areas of the body, making it simpler to treat. If we do find anything that could indicate cancer, we will refer the patient for additional testing.

Teeth Cleaning
The American Dental Association, along with our team and the State of Texas, recommends that patients in elder care facilities have their teeth cleaned once every three to six months depending on their needs. During these cleanings, a licensed hygienist will thoroughly remove all plaque and tartar from the surface of their teeth to clear away harmful oral bacteria to prevent tooth loss and accelerated oral deterioration. Then, they will polish and floss their teeth, leaving the mouth feeling refreshed.

Crowns
Dental implants themselves are small, titanium posts that are placed below the gumline and into the jawbone. Due to their biocompatible nature, they’re able to fuse with the bone through a process called osseointegration, allowing them to provide a sturdy support system for restorations like dental crowns, bridges, partials, and full dentures. Because they mimic the structure of home-grown teeth, patients are able to speak and eat with more confidence and security.
Bridges
Restorative Dentistry
We believe that the key to providing excellent preventive and restorative dentistry is to use the latest, most reliable technology in our field, like digital X-ray imaging, intraoral cameras, and high-quality dental materials. With these advancements, we’re able to provide dental work that stands the test of time and is optimally functional.

Dentures
Many patients enter a long-term care facility with existing dentures and partials. More than 80% of these oral appliances do not fit properly. Because of the related discomfort and embarrassment, these patient’s teeth often spend more time in their drawer than their mouth. As a result, they interact less with their friends and tend to spend more time in their rooms. Also, not having a good set of teeth can have a huge impact on the foods people eat.

Dental Implants
For nearly 50 years, implants have been an important restorative option for patients. They have a success rate of nearly 95%, and they are a proven treatment option for patients who have lost some or all of their natural teeth. The placement of a narrow, titanium fixture into the jawbone imitates the root of a natural tooth and “tricks” the body into thinking it is a real tooth. This generates increased blood flow to this area, and it helps stimulate healthy gums and soft tissue. The use of dental implants can also help avoid any damage to adjacent, healthy teeth.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Our team takes every precaution by working closely with the resident’s physician. Our team approach along with very detailed, diligent oral surgery protocol ensures a proven success. We walk each family thru each phase and consider each case as an induvial situation with specific direction, needs and care.
Tooth Extractions
At LifeCycle Dental, we don’t just take care of your loved ones’ preventive and restorative dental needs—we also offer convenient mobile surgical services to make treatments like dental implant and tooth extractions easier. If your loved one could benefit from these services, don’t hesitate to contact our office today to schedule a consultation for them. We look forward to helping them restore their smile!

General Dentistry
Dr. Kiene was born in Texas, raised in Georgia, and completed high school in Arizona. After receiving a B.S. in Biology from Brigham Young University, he moved to Portland Oregon where he completed and received his Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry (DMD) from OHSU School of Dentistry. Upon graduation from Dental school he moved to Lawton Oklahoma where he was enrolled in a 1 year Advanced Education in General Dentistry Program (AEGD) with the United States Army. In August 2015 he was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood where he served for 4 more years. In 2019 he retired from Military service and moved back to Texas to be closer to his extended family.

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