When you have a toothache, this could be caused by everything from changes in elevation to sinus or allergy issues. However, if the pain persists for more than a few hours, or for perhaps a day or more, then the pain could be related to tooth decay, dental infection, or other oral health issues. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, dentist will talk about how we approach restoring a decayed or damaged tooth, and bring relief for your aching teeth! We will also look at simple actions you and your family can take each day to limit the risk of oral health complications, like tooth decay!
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 stroke. However, there is also emerging evidence that your oral health itself could leave your vulnerable to superinfections should you develop and recover from disease. In today’s blog, your 
Halloween is right around the corner, which means soon you and your little ones may be hitting the streets trick or treating, or engaging in other socially-distant holiday fun. While we love Halloween as much as anyone, being dental professionals means we also know that too much candy could mean toothaches and tooth decay! To help protect little smiles in our community, and ensure everyone gets to enjoy their Halloween fun, we’re offering our annual 
