After the holidays finish and you are preparing to restart your daily life, keep your dental health in mind. You should be coming into the office at least twice each year for continued professional maintenance on your smile. If you have not had a trained eye on your oral health in a while, the start of the year can be a fantastic time to jumpstart your hygiene and have your smile on a positive path.
Routine cleanings and examinations provide a low-stress way to keep an eye on the development of your smile. When you keep to a proper schedule, you can minimize risks by attending to them sooner after they occur. Our Rowlett, TX dental office wants to keep your oral health running smoothly. Regular checkups provide an invaluable resource in ensuring that damage and infection can be stopped early, without having to play catchup! (more…)







It can be difficult as a parent to instill proper health habits. Our little ones cannot comprehend the necessity of preventive care in the same way as adults and they do not have the life experience to predict the cause and effect of their choices. These two concepts collide when it 
This time of the year, our common viruses such as the cold and the flu start to become much more serious of a concern. We are much more likely to be indoors on account of the weather, and the holidays means people are closer together in a number of areas. Beyond the visits to friends and family, we take more trips out to shop, to eat, and to see the festive sights.
Here in North Texas, we can see wild swings of weather. Now that this endless summer seems to have finally subsided, it can become bitterly cold rather quickly. If you are noticing that your smile may feel a little less comfortable than it was last year, you’re not alone. One of the most
Periodontal disease, or the
Very few people are fully happy with their natural smile. Even if almost everything is perfect, a little chip or a misshapen tooth can pose a problem. With all these different issues, you would think that it would require multiple procedures, affecting all areas of your oral health.
For lots of us, time can be a major struggle. It isn’t just that there aren’t enough hours in the day, but every event seems to overlap in the most obstructive manner. And so for that reason, often patients will desire
As we age, the needs of our bodies change, and we have to spend a little more time and effort in
If you are having trouble with your sleep, you may not even know the cause. But unconscious jaw movement can do major harm to your smile and your overall health. There are two main issues that occur with the head while sleeping. These are sleep apnea and bruxism.

