OK, maybe not a movie star but look at pictures of Dr. Mitchell getting to be an extra in the movie My “All American”. The film is depicting Dr. Mitchell’s football years at UT with Coach Darrell Royal and centers around his friendship with Freddie Steinmark .
Pictured: Honor Franklin, Dr. Robert Mitchell, and Sullivan-Franklin-Mitchell
There’s a plaque war going on in your mouth right now. Give your body the edge it needs to win.
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Bobby Mitchell is being portrayed by Rett Terrell in the movie, “My All American” depicting his football years at UT with Coach Darrell Royal and centers around his friendship with Freddie Steinmark .
Toothy Truths: Did you know? The tooth is the only part of the human body that isn’t equipped to repair or replace itself.
Did you know October is National Dental Hygiene Month? It’s the perfect time to spruce up your smile and get fresh breath. Think of it as a tune up for your teeth!
Maintaining a bright smile is not the only concern when it comes to a healthy mouth. Your breath can be a warning sign that something is off – or that you had onions for lunch. Dr. Robert Mitchell is here to share his top tips on How to freshen your breath for National Dental Hygiene Month.
Most people find it’s easiest to do right when you wake up and before hitting the sheets.
Keep a container of floss where you end up sitting the most. Your nightstand, coffee table or desk can be great spots!
A quick scrub with your toothbrush while you are brushing your teeth should be all that you need!
Water is a great way to give your mouth a quick rinse, in addition to keeping your body hydrated. When your mouth gets dry, the bacteria in your mouth just sits around waiting to be rinsed away.
Be careful what you are eating. A high protein, low carbohydrate diet may be great for your waist size, but it can cause your body to burn fat instead of sugar which is known to cause stinky breath.
Green tea and green herbs are great for reducing bad breath. Munch some during the day to temporarily freshen breath.
Vitamin C is not only the ultimate cold fighter. Foods high in Vitamin C can also reduce the appearance of bad breath. Try melons, berries and citrus fruits.
How are you going to keep your breath in tiptop shape? Our Dallas dental experts are here to help! If these easy tips are not enough to get your breath smelling fresh, contact us today at (972) 233-1311! Dr. Robert Mitchell can help you find the underlying issues.
You’ve bought the crayons, pencils and notebooks. New jeans and tennis shoes? Check. Met with the teacher? Check. Back to school season brings with it mile-long supply lists and a bevy of paperwork, tasks and chores, right? The last thing busy parents want to think about is packing a healthy lunch for their little ones and themselves.
And yet, we all know how important healthy meals are to healthy children – and healthy teeth! The most common chronic childhood disease is tooth decay and 51 million school hours are lost annually due to dental-related illnesses, so we need to consider what we’re feeding our kids.
We are here to help! At Dr. Robert Mitchell’s Dallas office, we love exploring all of the ways we can help make life easier, while thinking about how to help you have YOUR best smile.
Of course, brushing after each meal is recommended but isn’t always possible at school or work. In lieu of brushing, be sure you AND your child rinse your mouth with water for a minute after eating to help loosen any food that may be stuck in the teeth.
Do you have questions about teeth? Give Dr. Robert Mitchell a call or schedule an appointment at his Dallas office.
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Whether it’s sipping soda, juice or tea, some drinks are better for your teeth than others, right?
Dr. Robert Mitchell and his staff have many recommendations for the types of beverages you should avoid (some are probably obvious) and drinks to choose that are better for – or easier on – on your teeth.
We all know that sugar can cause problems with your smile, like tooth decay but do you know which sugary drinks are the worst offenders? You might be surprised. Check out our list and see if you are consuming more sugar than is recommended for a beautiful, healthy smile.
Finding a way to quench your thirst without harming your teeth can be a challenge, but Dr. Mitchell is here to help you keep those pearly whites safe! When you make an appointment with us, make sure to ask any questions!
We are now in the middle of summer: The heat, the lazy, hazy days and warm nights. This season is magical – but short. So have you experienced all that summer has to offer here in Dallas? If you are looking for ways to make the most of this season, check out our summer bucket list sure to put a SMILE on your face. This list is just to get you started – add your own ideas so you and your family can live it up this summer!
What would you include on your Dallas summer bucket list? Share your ideas and make us SMILE!
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