Dr. Marie A. Holliday, DMD, FICD, Dentist
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Dr. Marie A. Holliday, DMD, FICD

Dentist | General Practice

3/5(2)
115 W 2nd St Suite 200 Fort Worth TX, 76102
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Dr. Marie Holliday is a Dentist, oral medicine physician,, practicing in Fort Worth, TX. Dr. Holliday specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth, head and neck. Dentists are trained to treat  and diagnose conditions of the region of the head and neck and oral cavity. Dr. Holliday has continued to expand her knowledge and education through numerous hours of continuing education, publications, advanced certification programs and memberships in  professional organizations. Treatment modalities include implant placement and restoration, cosmetic dentistry, full mouth rehabilitation, snoring appliances, rehabilitation of the mouth inclusive of fixed  nonremovable dentures, oral surgery and many other restorations of teeth and ortho Dr ontics.

Education and Training

Tufts School of Dental Medicin DMD 1977

Provider Details

Female English, Spanish
Dr. Marie A. Holliday, DMD, FICD
Dr. Marie A. Holliday, DMD, FICD's Expert Contributions
  • Can bonded teeth be whitened?

    The teeth that have been bonded can be whitened,but the actual material used to bond the teeth cannot. Therefore, the extent and difference in the change in shades will directly impact one's decision to whiten the teèrh. READ MORE

  • Can a decayed tooth be saved?

    Depending on the extent of decay in a tooth, it can be saved. However, there are a number of contributing factors to the decision by the dentist. READ MORE

  • How can I dissolve tartar on my teeth at home?

    You cannot dissolve tartar off of your teeth. It has to be removed by professionals in the dental office with special instrumentation. However, you can prevent its accumulation and build up to aid in the prevention and control of periodontal disease. READ MORE

  • Can you sleep on your side after jaw surgery?

    Yes you can READ MORE

  • So I have dry socket?

    Yes. You should call the doctor that did your surgery. READ MORE

  • How do you floss under braces?

    One can use crown and bridge threaders which can be purchased at the pharmacy or on line. There are several brands. READ MORE

  • Is a root canal treatment safe?

    A root canal is very safe when the standard of care protocol is maintaine. READ MORE

  • Can antibiotics alone cure a tooth abscess?

    Antibiotics control the infection and decrease it. However, as with any infection, the source of the infection has to be eliminated to completely eliminate the infection. READ MORE

  • Does the hole from a pulled tooth close?

    Absolutely, it fills in. The height or width of the area will change without site preservation materials, but no matter what, the wound will close. READ MORE

  • How can I reduce the sensitivity of my teeth after whitening?

    If you have had your teeth whitened professionally in the dentist office, most likely, one has been given a fluoride treatment prior to leaving and some fluoride to apply at home. If one is using a take home whitening, a fluoride toothpaste can be used daily to reduce the sensitivity. READ MORE

  • Can I get a filling without a root canal?

    Yes, you can get a filling without a root canal if the nerve part of the tooth is not injured or there is no infection. READ MORE

  • When can you eat after a filling?

    It is best to eat after the "numbness" wears off and the feelings return to your mouth. READ MORE

  • Can braces damage your teeth?

    Braces only damage your teeth when one does not maintain good oral hygiene, brush at least twice a day and floss regularly. The gum tissue can also become swollen during the time one has on the braces which is treatable. In addition, if a person aborts their treatment and does not have the braces removed in a timely fashion, it may result in damage to the surfaces of the teeth. READ MORE

  • Does wearing dentures make your breath stink?

    Wearing dentures is not the cause of bad breath; however, not cleansing them properly and regularly can cause the dentures to harbor bacteria through its accumulation daily. Your dentures are most likely made of an acrylic material which is porous and just like teeth when the bacteria is not removed it can be hardened from the minerals in one's saliva and carry an odor. In addition, cleansing of one's tongue and mouth is also important for one's oral health. Do the following: -When you remove the dentures, immediately clean them with a soft toothbrush. -Soak them in clean water when not in use. -Use a denture cleaner that is nonabrasive. -Use a tongue scraper to cleanse your tongue. You should have considerable improvement in your breath. If bad breath continues, visit your dentist because a professional cleansing of the dentures may be necessary for a "fresh" start! Marie "Doc" Holliday, DMD READ MORE

  • Can I use toothpaste after a wisdom teeth extraction?

    Yes you can use toothpaste after an extraction, but avoid brushing in the extraction site to prevent injury to the bruised tissue especially on the day of one's surgery. Follow the post surgery instructions given by your oral medicine physician. READ MORE

  • Is it normal for your tooth to hurt after a filling?

    Discomfort after a filling can be the result of a number of consequences from the treatment. If the decay is not close to the tissue that has the nerves and blood vessel components in it, there should not be post treatment pain. However, if the "bite" is "off" an adjustment to the restoration may be necessary. If the discomfort persist for more than a 24-48 hours, please let your dentist know. READ MORE

  • Can front teeth get dental crowns?

    Any tooth that has enough tooth structure which serves as its core can have a crown to restore the tooth to it's natural beauty. READ MORE

  • What happens if you never get your wisdom teeth pulled out?

    The consequences of not having the wisdom teeth removed varies for each individual and is mostly dependent on the development of ones mouth. Wisdom teeth (third molars) are of major concern when they only partially come into the mouth or do not not come in to the mouth at all. Because they are so far back, they make it difficult to maintain. Many individuals don't floss or brush properly on a daily basis the teeth that they can see. In my years of clinical practice, I highly recommend their removal early in life to create a more healthy environment. READ MORE

  • Is a deep gum cleaning really necessary?

    I would not expect that at the age of 23, a "deep gum cleaning" (root planing) would be indicated unless you have an acute periodontitis or juvenile periodontitis. "Deep cleaning" is necessary when there are periodontal pockets deeper than 4mm. Depending on one's hygiene and frequency of professional maintenance, there may be a need for a less invasive procedure with adequate hygiene training and a follow-up appointment in 4-6 weeks. READ MORE

  • Does losing teeth change your jaw shape?

    Absolutely, the loss of teeth excluding the removal of the wisdom teeth(third molars). Their premature loss in children without spacemainters effects the jaw development and in adults, the removal one's teeth without replacement can have effects on the joint (TMJ) that allows the jaw to move and can effect one's smile in addition to one's chewing capacity. Each classification of teeth has a different purpose for chewing which affects digestion and muscle function. READ MORE

Awards

  • Fellowship Class of 2023 2023 International College of Dentist 

Professional Memberships

  • National Dental Association  
  • Academy of General Dentistry  
  • American Orthodontic Association  
  • International College of Dentistry  

Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors

  • Botanical Research Institute of Texas
  • UNCF...United Negro College Fund
  • Black Genealogical Society
  • Ethel Ransom Svhokarship Fund
  • Fort Worth Botanic Gardens

Dr. Marie A. Holliday, DMD, FICD's Practice location

115 W 2nd St Suite 200 -
Fort Worth, TX 76102
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Dr. Marie A. Holliday, DMD, FICD has a rating of 3 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 2 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dentist | General Practice in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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