Three Important Reasons To Replace Missing Teeth

Have you recently learned that you need to have a tooth extracted and are unsure if the tooth should be replaced? There can be many reasons a tooth needs to be extracted, such as decay, injury, trauma, and medical conditions. No matter the reason for the extraction, a missing tooth can leave patients feeling self-conscious, especially if the area is visible when talking or smiling. Patients who are missing a front tooth are extremely eager to choose a tooth replacement option as soon as possible. Hesitation occurs when the missing tooth is a rear molar and not visible. We want to encourage patients with any missing teeth, no matter the location, to discuss a tooth replacement option with our team as soon as possible to avoid lasting damage to your oral health.

We Are Always Improving!

Our dentists and our entire team are passionate about continuing education opportunities to provide our patients with the latest and greatest knowledge and practices to assist with their oral health and overall well-being. We recently had the opportunity for our dental team to travel to Lexington, KY to attend a training at The American Academy of Craniofacial Pain. We learned valuable information and techniques to improve the care we offer. Read on to learn more about this training and how it can affect your care.

Flossing Is Your Friend

From the time of your early youth, you have learned about the importance of brushing your teeth a minimum of twice daily. Did you know that using dental floss every day is just as important as brushing your teeth? Most of our patients have dental floss at home, but when asked if it is used on a daily basis, many patients admit that it is only used on occasion to remove a pesky piece of leftover food. We are here to tell you that floss is your friend and can help save your teeth from decay and costly repairs.

Get a Hollywood Smile Right Here In Denton!

Would you love to make a small change to your smile but are unsure of what to do? We offer a simple treatment with movie star-quality results that can be completed in our office or in the comfort of your home. Teeth whitening is a popular treatment that you may have heard mentioned in an advertisement or perhaps when talking with a friend. Many companies have taken advantage of the popularity of teeth whitening, and local stores are full of over-the-counter products. We encourage you to leave those products on the shelves and contact our office to learn more about professional teeth whitening. Over-the-counter products have the potential to cause damage to your oral health, continue reading to learn more.

Tips to Help You Relax Before A Visit To Our Office

Are you a nervous patient when you visit the dentist? Do you avoid scheduling an appointment or delay needed treatment out of fear? If you experience these feelings, you are not alone. There is a large percentage of dental patients that experience some form of nervousness that ranges from minor nerves to extreme fear. We believe in helping all patients and will help address each patient’s needs and assist everyone to be comfortable when they visit our office.

The Best Tooth Replacement Option Available

Have you been wearing removable dentures and are ready to make a lasting change to improve your oral health? Or maybe you have recently experienced a tooth extraction and are deciding which tooth replacement method is best for you. There is one alternative we always recommend to patients who are looking for a tooth replacement option that is natural looking and offers many of the same benefits as your existing teeth. Continue reading to learn more about this popular treatment.

Ways Your Lifestyle and Eating Habits Can Impact Your Oral Health

Last year, much of our lives were changed drastically. Many jobs became remote positions, or were terminated, schools became virtual, and even our office was closed for some time. This greatly affected the health of many of our patients. Healthy habits such as going to the gym, eating the right foods, and oral health care may have been lacking for those who had a difficult time with the pandemic. Even though our lives are returning to normal, getting back into healthy habits can be difficult. We wanted to stress the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle to help ensure that you have healthy teeth and gums.

How To Dramatically Improve Your Smile With One Treatment

Do you look longingly at other people’s smiles and wish that your teeth looked like theirs? We are here to tell you that we can help improve your smile with a variety of cosmetic dentistry treatments. One in particular has become popular and is a favorite among our patients. This treatment can greatly improve the appearance of your front teeth and helps various imperfections and issues. Interested in learning more about this treatment? Continue reading to learn if it is right for you.

Important Reasons To Care For Your Teeth As You Age

There is a common misconception that older people typically end up with some form of tooth replacement such as dentures. Thanks to endless images of older adults with gummy smiles, many would believe that to be true. The real truth is that your teeth are designed to last a lifetime. Dental enamel, the outside covering of your teeth, is the strongest substance in your body. If you care for your teeth by maintaining proper oral health, you can live your life with no dental health concerns. Although, as you age, it becomes even more important for you to maintain your hygiene examinations every six months as well as continue to clean your teeth properly. We want to share some oral symptoms that you should be mindful of as you age.

Learn More About This Popular Orthodontic Treatment

Do you find yourself staring enviously at people with straight teeth? Would you love to straighten your teeth but don’t want to put forth the investment in traditional metal braces? If so, you might already be considering an orthodontic alternative to traditional braces such as Invisalign®. This popular treatment plan is adored by adults who are looking to straighten their teeth for the first time and also those who need to make adjustments to teeth that were previously straightened by braces in their younger years. If you are hesitant to begin treatment, continue reading to learn some things you should know before you make your decision.