Preventing things from happening is the basis of good dental health care. For example, brushing and flossing your teeth every day is meant to prevent plaque from overwhelming your teeth and gums. Also, dental checkups and cleanings at our Dallas, TX, dental office help prevent any lingering plaque and tartar (calcified plaque) from leading to more serious problems. For many patients, the most common thing to prevent is cavities – depressions that form in teeth when oral bacteria infect them with decay. (more…)
Dental Implants Offer Lifelike Missing Tooth Replacement

Losing teeth can be embarrassing, and lead to problems with your smile’s health and function. In order to offer our Dallas, TX, patients a lifelike solution to tooth loss, whether minor or advanced, we may recommend implant dentistry. In today’s blog, let’s look at the benefits of tackling tooth loss with dental implants!
How Do We Extract A Tooth?

Your Dallas, TX, dentist strives to help our patients enjoy optimal oral health, preserving natural teeth and preventing serious concerns from even developing. But what if a tooth does need to be removed? If we need to perform an extraction to improve smile health, we always take steps to ensure the procedure is quick, comfortable, and successful. Let’s look at how we extract a tooth!
See Us To Use Your 2019 Dental Benefits

Are you ready for the holiday season? Before your schedule gets too hectic, consider scheduling a visit with your Dallas, TX, dentists to use your 2019 dental benefits. They will expire in December, so act quickly to greet 2019 with a healthier smile, and continue your journey to optimal smile health and beauty in 2020!
Saving Infected Teeth With A Root Canal

Few things seem to put a shiver down people’s spines like a root canal. Which is a shame, as this procedure, despite what you’ve heard, is a safe and comfortable treatment, one that can actually save your tooth! We use this endodontic option to repair infected teeth and prevent tooth loss. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, dentist will look at the benefits of our root canal treatment, and discuss the common warning signs of an infected tooth.
Don’t Let Tooth Decay Ruin Your Halloween
We love Halloween and hope you and your family have a spooky good time. However, this doesn’t mean your Dallas, TX, dentist wants your family to develop cavities as a result of all those sugary sweets. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at different ways you can help protect your children from cavities and infection!
Preserving Your Smile With A Crown

When a tooth undergoes extensive damage, or develops a serious oral health concern, then a restoration is crucial for avoiding complications or even losing the tooth. In order to preserve teeth and protect smiles, then your Dallas, TX, dentist will provide a custom-made dental crown, one created from durable and lifelike materials.
How Does A Filling Stop A Cavity?

When a cavity forms, this could mean serious discomfort and even the risk of a missing tooth unless we treat the issue. In order to halt a cavity and return smiles to optimal heath, your Dallas, TX, dentist may recommend a dental filling. Using a metal-free and lifelike material, we can offer a natural-looking and long-lasting solution to a cavity.
How We Ease Anxiety With Dental Sedation

Do you have dental anxiety? Many people feel some level of apprehension about seeing the dentist, whether due to lack of experience or possibly a bad past experience. We understand, but we don’t want this anxiety to stand between you and a healthy, bright smile. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, dentist looks at how we address anxiety with dental sedation.
Protecting Kids From Cavities With Dental Sealants

In our last blog, we focused on how routine care, such as checkups and cleanings, can help protect little smiles from cavities. In today’s blog, we would like to talk about how your Dallas, TX, dentist can strengthen smiles and reduce the risk of cavities with a unique treatment option, dental sealants. How do dental sealants safeguard little smiles?
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