Diabetes is very common in the United States, with around 13% of the adult population having either the Type I or Type II forms of the condition. Despite its widespread prevalence within our population, many parts of it are not either ignored or simply not discussed. Its relation to your oral health is one area that may not be covered by your diabetes educator, especially if you first see them in the emergency room.
This disease affects many different aspects of your health, and knowledge can be key in preventing future complications. If you are a new diabetic, or if this is something you have dealt with for years, there is always something new to learn. Today, your Rowlett, TX dentist discusses the dangers that elevated blood glucose levels can do to your smile, in both its appearance and its strength! (more…)
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Does your smile suffer because of poor teeth spacing? If so, you may think that your only chance at fixing it comes from traditional orthodontic work with metal braces. What you can find instead is that there are more convenient treatment approaches that are available to you. 
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Is your smile currently as healthy as it should be, or should you be worried that there is something wrong? With the right combination of daily oral hygiene efforts and regular dental appointments, you can have less to worry about when it comes to your dental well-being. The visits themselves do more than just update you about your oral health, as they also provide cleanings that lower your risk for future problems. Whenever you visit with 
It can be difficult to live without your complete smile. Unfortunately, because tooth loss leads to complications that can impact your health and appearance in progressively worse ways over time, it can only become more difficult when you do not take steps to address the matter. Rather than live with limited bite support, embarrassment over your appearance, and heightened risks for issues like further tooth losses, talk to 
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Why are you experiencing such consistent pain and sensitivity when you wake up each morning? The discomfort that greets you at the start of your day can point to a problem with teeth grinding that happens at night. This problem, 
The problems you have with your smile may call for orthodontic work. Unfortunately, people often assume that their options for this kind of care are limited, and they will hold off on seeking help even if they are eager to fix problems with gaps and overlaps. By discussing the matter at our 
To keep your teeth healthy, you should take care to clean your smile each day. Brushing twice a day and flossing at least once will help you control your risk for problems that threaten your oral health and appearance. As important as this routine is, make sure that you also protect yourself with 
