Category: General Dentistry

We have a number of procedures available to help your smile, including cosmetic and restorative dentistry. However, we often use general dental procedures to help patients maintain healthy smiles. We can help patients of all ages, from children to adults!

Every six months, you need to see your dentist for a checkup and cleaning. However, keeping a healthy smile also means taking care of your teeth and gums at home. How do you improve your oral health from home? What steps can you take to keep your smile bright and healthy.

In 2016 Americans hit a milestone: For the first time in decades, we drank more water than soda! This is great news because water offers a number of benefits, in addition to keeping us properly hydrated (a must in these Texas summers!). By drinking more water, you can protect your smile from tooth decay.

Have you ever taken a drink of something sweet and noticed a dull ache? Have you experienced a pain in your tooth that never seems to subside or go away? If you have a persistent toothache, then you should see a dentist. Your discomfort could be a sign that you need treatment!

Did you know that according to the Centers for Disease Control, half of adults over the age of 30 suffer from periodontal disease? Gum disease often begins as inflammation, also known as gingivitis. What are the warning signs of gingivitis? Can treating the issue in this stage help protect you from the onset of gum… Read more »

General dentistry, which includes exams and cleanings among other treatments options, is often overlooked by patients. In fact, many assume that proper brushing and flossing means general services simply aren’t as important. However, we need general care to safeguard our smiles against serious oral health concerns, such as infection and even periodontal disease.

Bruxism is a disorder in which patients grind their teeth or clench their jaws on a regular basis. Without treatment, this disorder can lead to serious complications. There are a number of factors that can lead to the onset of teeth grinding, such as anxiety. Is stress causing your bruxism? How will the doctor treat… Read more »

Have you ever had a dental emergency? Any injury or pain related to your teeth or gums is considered a dental emergency. If you encounter such a situation, we advise you to call our team as soon as possible and we will fit you in. We can offer cosmetic and restorative treatments to address damaged… Read more »

In just a few days we’ll be officially be in a new year. Aside from working out and learning a new hobby, what resolutions have you made? With just a few small changes, you can easily obtain better oral health in 2017. Let 2017 be the year you improve your smile!

This week and next, people all over the country, and all over the world, will be celebrating a variety of winter holidays. However, the one common theme for these celebrations is lots of food, especially sugary foods and drinks. As a result, we recommend taking steps to safeguard smiles over the holiday break.