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At every routine dental visit, your teeth are carefully cleaned. These sessions are important for your long-term dental health, and they can protect you in ways you may not realize. One thing to remember is that the care provided during these routine services protects more than just your teeth. The removal of oral bacteria will… Read more »
You should dedicate a part of every day to carefully and thoroughly cleaning your teeth. Doing your part to remove plaque and fight tartar by brushing and flossing is certainly important. However, even great daily habits should not replace your regular trips to see your dentist for routine care. At every checkup, you receive valuable… Read more »
If you notice a trend of mornings spent with jaw pain, sensitive teeth, and other signs of nightly teeth grinding, you should be concerned. An unconscious habit of grinding or clenching your teeth can lead to big problems over time. Fortunately, this is something that your Rowlett, TX dentist is prepared to address. Difficulties with… Read more »
As you prepare to send your children back to school, you’re likely struggling to find supplies, new clothes, and juggling other items on your list. But don’t forget about their smile! A checkup before the year starts ensures they start with a healthier smile. In today’s blog, your Rowlett, TX, dentist talks about scheduling a… Read more »
Tartar deposits form over time when you have plaque build up on your teeth. The good news is that a consistent oral hygiene routine can control the accumulation of plaque to prevent this from happening. While you should feel confident in your daily efforts, you should also be aware that tartar can be a problem… Read more »
Hopefully, you take the time to clean your teeth every day. In fact, an effective oral hygiene routine should see you brush two times a day, and floss at least once. If you are consistent with this, your risk for experiencing dental or periodontal problems will go down. However, you should be careful not to… Read more »
After years of friction from biting and chewing different foods, your teeth may start to show some signs of wear and tear. For many, these changes are difficult to notice, and not a cause for concern. With that said, some people experience more noticeable problems, and they can occur at an earlier age. One reason… Read more »
When you think about what it takes to keep teeth in good health, remember that you are not the only person who can provide preventive care for your smile. You should schedule dental exams on a regular basis so that you can stay informed about your oral health. In addition to providing reviews and feedback… Read more »
Are you currently doing enough to make sure your smile is going to remain cavity-free? If not, a timely change in your habits can be beneficial, as you should be worried about the impact that dental decay will have on your smile and oral health. Good daily behaviors are obviously important to your well-being. By… Read more »
If you brush and floss your teeth on a regular basis, do scheduled teeth cleanings really offer much benefit for you? There are several reasons why you should be consistent about scheduling preventive care, even if you are confident in your daily routine. One concern is that you may be too confident in the work… Read more »