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When In Doubt – Pull It Out: 6 Reasons To Have Your Tooth Extracted
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Metal-Free Implants Restore Sensitive Patients’ Smiles Every Time
Are you allergic to titanium, dealing with thinning gums, or concerned with plaque build-up? Metal-free ceramic implants may be the right option for you! Consider titanium-free implants to help restore your smile. Interested? Contact us for a consultation or call us at 512-327-7233.
Preparing Your Teen for Wisdom Tooth Removal
Wisdom teeth are often removed during the teen years, a challenging time for parents. Your little one is no longer little. They still need help but can do much on their own. And listening to their parents? Let’s just say it doesn’t always happen. Wisdom tooth extraction is a common procedure, but it is still… Read More »
Don’t Ignore These TMJ Warning Signs
Eating a burger shouldn’t be a painful experience. Patients with TMJ experience pain and discomfort in the jaw area. This pain can even make daily activities like eating a real struggle. TMJ treatment can bring significant relief but only if you know that you need it. These TMJ warning signs could indicate a potential problem… Read More »
After Oral Surgery: How to Keep Pain in Check Without Opiates
Pain shouldn’t be a major part of your oral surgery recovery. We’ve found that good pain control speeds recovery and helps patients avoid complications. It also makes the surgery experience more pleasant and less dread-inducing. Managing your pain is our priority and we seek to find pain control solutions that are both safe and effective. … Read More »
Are These Health Trends Hurting Your Teeth?
Just because everyone is doing it, doesn’t mean that it isn’t harmful. We’ve seen patients with damage to their smile caused by some popular health trends. Here’s what you need to know to protect your teeth. Juice Mania We love a good cold-pressed juice as a special treat, but be careful. Regular juice consumption and… Read More »
The Flossing Controversy 3 Years Later: Should You Floss?
Do you remember the flossing controversy? Three years ago, the Associated Press shook up the world of dental hygiene with a groundbreaking report that flossing may not be worth the effort. The AP examined years of research on flossing efficacy and found that the studies didn’t support the recommendation to make this a daily habit…. Read More »
How Diabetes Affects Dental Health
More than 2.8 million Texans have diabetes, approximately 14% of the adult population. Diabetes occurs when the body has a hard time processing sugars. Diabetes affects the entire body, including the mouth. Learn how this disease impacts oral health and how you can protect your smile from the complications of diabetes. Diabetes and the Mouth-… Read More »
All-On-4 vs. Dentures
Fifty years ago, if you lost the majority of your teeth, dentures were the only solution. Dentures have their benefits, but they aren’t always the right treatment solution. Thanks to modern dentistry, our patients today have options for full arch and full mouth tooth replacement and restoration. Dental implants, including the popular All-On-4 treatment that… Read More »
Oral Cancer- Not Just for “Old People”
Oral cancer is changing. Once it was a disease for older men, typically with a history of tobacco use. Today, oral cancer patients are younger, and many do not regularly smoke. More females are getting oral cancers than ever before. Oral cancer is no longer a “disease for old men” and is something we should… Read More »
