Dentist Carrollton – Cowboys Dental offers general and cosmetic dentistry, including tooth fillings, dental cleanings, teeth whitening, crowns and veneers, orthodontia, and root canal treatment. They also offer emergency dental care services on nights, weekends and holidays for patients with cracked or broken teeth, tooth pain or severe gum disease. They are members of the American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, Dallas County Dental Society and Spear Faculty Club.
Majid Mirbahaeddin and his team provide a range of pediatric and adult dental care in a comfortable setting to ensure that their patients have a pleasant experience. The dentists take a patient-first approach to care, with a focus on providing the right care and attention for every patient’s individual needs.
Dr. Seidler has practiced dentistry for more than 30 years, and is committed to offering a warm and personal atmosphere to all of his patients. He is also committed to continuing education, to staying up to date on the latest advancements in dentistry. He has extensive training in both cosmetic dentistry, including veneers and bonding, all ceramic and same day E4D crowns, as well as implant restorations. He is also trained in sports dentistry, having provided mouth guard fabrication and rink side dental care for the Dallas Cowboys football team since 1990 and the Dallas Stars hockey team since 1993.
Kacey is a graduate of Plano East High School and began her career in the dental field in 2007. She is skilled in all aspects of dentistry, but especially enjoys children’s dental care. She treats each child as she would her own, and makes every visit fun and educational. She is dedicated to promoting dental health and has an upbeat, positive attitude.
Getting to become a dentist can be a long journey, requiring at least eight years of undergraduate study followed by four years in a Commission on Dental Accreditation (CoDA) recognized dental school. After graduating, the dentist will receive a doctorate in dental surgery (DDS) or dental medicine (DMD), with both degrees offering the same scope of practice. Aside from continuing education, dentists must pass a National Board Examination to earn their license to practice. They must also renew their license annually.
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