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Richardson, TX 75080972-437-6000
Have you ever heard of an oral health issue known as tori? Also known as mandibular tori, this refers to bony growths that develop in a patient’s mouth. The issue is rare, with only between 5% and 10% of people developing this issue in various degrees of severity. We’re going to take a deeper look at this issue in today’s blog.
When you go to the store you’ll find a vast array of options for cleaning your teeth. Different toothpastes will boast different benefits and the selection can seem overwhelming. Which one is right for your smile? We’re going to talk about choosing the right option for your smile and avoiding toothpaste abrasion!
Orthodontic treatment can correct misalignment and improve your overall oral health. However, orthodontic treatment doesn’t always mean metal braces. We can provide a nearly invisible alternative using clear aligners. Should you try Invisalign® to enjoy a straighter and more beautiful smile?
This week is Oral Cancer Awareness Week, which means dental professionals across the country will be raising awareness of this widespread and dangerous oral health issue. According to The Oral Cancer Foundation estimates, 45,000 people are diagnosed with the disease each year. Have you had your screening for 2018?
Last weekend, many of our patients attended Easter celebrations, which means they now have a number of sugary snacks, such as candy eggs and chocolate bunnies, in their home. While we love the occasional sweet treat as much as anyone, too much sugar can lead to the onset of tooth decay. What do you need to know about Easter candy and cavities?
When we develop toothaches, does that automatically mean we need treatment for a cavity? A variety of factors can cause an aching tooth, but when should we make the call and see a dentist? In today’s blog, we’re going to answer commonly asked questions about the causes of toothaches.
When your teeth are healthy, the protective layer of enamel that surrounds them should shield your main tooth structure from feeling anything other than the pressure of your bite. Therefore, when your teeth become sensitive, it’s typically an indication that this protection, or another area of your tooth structure, is in trouble. Today, we examine a few common reasons behind chronic tooth sensitivity, and what you can do to alleviate the discomfort before it grows worse. (more…)
Our teeth are very strong and coated in enamel, the hardest substance in the human body. However, our teeth can still become chipped or broken. What should you do when you break a tooth? In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about how to repair a tooth and avoid serious complications.
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During the month of March, we observe National Nutrition Month. We want our patients to be aware of how proper nutrition not only helps your waistline and your heart health, but your smile as well. Healthy snacks and drinks can help safeguard your smile against tooth decay and gum disease.
While most parents understand that a routine exam is good for little smiles, some seem surprised that we also recommend cleanings. However, since plaque can form on teeth in both kids and adults, a cleaning is necessary for patients of all ages. Otherwise, there is an increased risk of oral health problems.
