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Why is tartar buildup so much trouble for a person’s oral health? When you clean your teeth, you can remove plaque buildup, as well as any deposits of food that might be present on teeth. Unfortunately, your efforts at home can prove ineffective against any tartar deposits that are already present. Tartar buildup will remain… Read more »
Does every morning start with a bout of dental pain or sensitivity? Are you sometimes feeling discomfort in your face and jaw throughout the day? You may have realized that you are grinding your teeth at night, but what can you do to put a stop to this problem? Sometimes, an adjustment in sleeping habits,… Read more »
Your role as a parent will see you going out of your way to both protect your child, and help them learn to protect themselves. While you will initially be responsible for cleaning their teeth, a point comes where they are ready to begin brushing and flossing on their own. This can be a big… Read more »
There are several issues that can lead to problems with dental pain or sensitivity. With that in mind, it may not surprise you to know that different treatments can be recommended for patients who struggle with this form of discomfort. Our Rowlett, TX dentist’s office is prepared to help you understand why you have started… Read more »
Are you currently doing enough to make sure your smile is safe from the formation of a cavity, or the onset of gingivitis? Brushing thoroughly, and on a consistent basis, can provide an important defense against dental problems, but this should not be your only form of preventive care. By flossing every day, you can… Read more »
If you want to do a better job protecting your smile, you might be surprised to know that relatively small changes in your routine can have big benefits. The right corrections to your oral hygiene routine, or some modest changes in your diet, can help you lower your risk for cavities and gum disease, and… Read more »
As your kids grow up, they become more responsible for managing their physical health, as well as their dental health. By encouraging them to take oral hygiene seriously, and offering guidance on brushing and flossing, you can help them develop habits that effectively protect them from cavities through the years. That support can be direct,… Read more »
Your diet, your oral hygiene routine, and the frequency of your regular dental exams can all be factors in your ability to maintain your oral health. What you might not realize is that your stress levels can also play a part in affecting the condition of your teeth and gums. In stressful periods, you may… Read more »
The new year is already well underway, and although it may not feel like it, now is the time to start thinking about the midway point of the year. This is especially true when it comes to scheduling your dentist appointments. Making two preventive dental appointments each year can help you combat problems like cavities… Read more »
Routine dentist appointments are part of a smart, preventive oral health strategy. Your dentist doesn’t recommend that you visit twice per year just because they like catching up with you (that’s not to say you aren’t a great conversationalist), they do it for the sake of your oral health. By attending dentist appointments every six… Read more »