Category: Preventive Dentistry

We offer preventive dentistry to help kids and adults alike maintain good oral health and avoid the onset of problems like tooth decay and periodontal disease. But what does preventive dentistry involve, and when do you need treatment? In today’s blog, your Richardson and Dallas, TX, family dentist talks about why all smiles need preventive… Read more »

When our bite becomes imbalanced, this could strain the joints connecting our jaw and lead to painful symptoms. In these situations, you may have TMJ disorder, also known as TMD, and bruxism (chronic teeth grinding). Without treatment, you increase your risk of damaged teeth! In today’s blog, your Richardson, TX, dentist talks about how we… Read more »

Without proper care at home and visits for checkups and cleanings, your smile could become at risk for gum disease. Periodontal disease is widespread, and impacts half of smiles in people over the age of 30. But without care to manage the side, you could risk losing your teeth! In today’s blog, your Richardson, TX,… Read more »

Today is December 3rd, which means your chances to see our team for treatment in 2021 are running out! In just a few short weeks, any remaining dental benefits you have will expire. So, we recommend scheduling your holiday checkup and cleaning visit now! You can find time to see us right away, or see… Read more »

Next week, many of us will be traveling or having family come to our homes to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. While we all have favorite meals, many of our holiday favorites either contain high amounts of sugar or arch, or both! Which is why your Richardson, TX, dentist wants to make sure you and your… Read more »

Do you have your Halloween plans in place? For many families in our community, next weekend will involve hitting the street to trick or treat in fun costumes and of course, obtain a ton of candy. While a few sugary treats are okay, too much could mean an increase in painful cavities. Which is why… Read more »

We’re already experiencing the first cool down of autumn. While we’re all enjoying the respite from the summer heat, cooler weather could mean an increased chance of sensitive teeth. With that in mind, we want to talk about toothaches, and what they could be telling your smile. How do you know when you have a… Read more »

We’re now in the ninth month of a global pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is responsible for the disease COVID-19. In the past few months, medical professionals have become aware of the many ways the disease leaves people who have recovered vulnerable to a wide range of serious issues, including heart attacks and… Read more »