Grinview Smiles

While All-On-4® dental implants are restorative, sometimes people need a more affordable tooth replacement option. The Grinview Smiles office in Grandview, TX, now has Snap-On® dentures, a proven alternative to pricey All-On-4® Dental Implants.

The Grinview Smiles website now has a Dental Care page on their website for the dental care that they offer. Through the Dental Care page, people can now learn what procedures they can have to restore and transform their smiles.

To promote better understanding and communication about oral health and dental procedures with patients, Grinview Smiles in Grandview, TX, has launched an informative and continuously updated FAQs page.

Restorative medicine has become one of the most compelling and fast-evolving areas of dentistry. At Grinview Smiles in Grandview, TX, Dr. Michael Grier can now treat patients with platelet-rich plasma (PRP), to produce exceptional healing results.

Grinview Smiles in Grandview, TX, has announced that its practice now offers platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) so patients' healing and recovery times are quicker.

To speed up the dental veneer evaluation and placement process, without sacrificing quality or outcomes, Dr. David Grier at Grinview Smiles in Grandview, TX, now has the Planmeca 3D system.

At the Grinview Smiles dental office, they now have the use of the latest types of dental lasers so patients get the efficient and effective surgical procedures they deserve.

The Grinview Smiles office now has an intraoral camera, another high-tech tool to treat patients with. With an advanced intraoral camera, Dr. David Grier can provide patients with better procedure comfort, convenience, and accuracy.

Speed, convenience, and reliability are the hallmarks of dental digital x-rays. Now, Grinview Smiles has added digital x-rays to its lineup of advanced technologies to provide an even greater level of patient-centered care.

The Grinview Smiles office in Grandview, TX, has now announced that it has brought the innovative 3D printing to its practice. With 3D printing technology, patients can get their restorations and oral appliances made for their unique smile.