Category: General Dentistry

Improving Your Bite Function With TMD/Bruxism Treatment

  TMJ disorder and bruxism are two very different, but related, jaw joint disorders. Unless treated, they can lead to severe discomfort and major complications for your oral health. In order to treat these concerns, your Houston, TX, dentist may suggest an oral appliance, which could improve smile health and bite function without relying on… Read more »

Don’t Lose Your Benefits Before You Use Them

Pretty soon, the holiday season will be upon us and that means finding time to see the dentist will be difficult, boosting the risk of losing your benefits before you use them! Now is the perfect time to schedule a visit with your Houston, TX, dentist and enjoy a personalized treatment plan to use your… Read more »

Does Your Jaw Pop Or Click?

If you routinely experience popping or clicking in the jaw, then you may need treatment for TMJ disorder, also known as TMD. A jaw joint disorder, this could lead to trouble eating and even difficulties opening and closing the mouth. Fortunately, your Houston, TX, dentist can identify and treat TMJ disorder, helping you avoid these… Read more »

Let’s Stop Teeth Grinding With A Nightguard

Do you often grind your teeth or clench your jaw? Not only is this habit annoying, for your significant other as well as you, but routine grinding and clenching could mean bruxism, a serious disorder that threatens the health and stability of your smile. Fortunately, your Houston, TX, dentists can help stop teeth grinding with… Read more »

Do Sore Gums Mean You Need A Deeper Clean?

Our previous blog was all about dental checkups and cleanings, and how these help safeguard smiles in Houston, TX, from the onset of tooth decay and gum disease. But what if a patient comes to us with the indicators of gingivitis or even the early stages of gum disease? In order to manage the issue… Read more »

Don’t Forget To Schedule Your Six-Month Cleaning!

If we asked how much time has elapsed between your last cleaning and now, what would say? Six months? A year? Two or more years? Often, we find people don’t realize just how vital a routine visit is for keeping your teeth and gums healthy and free of complications, such as cavities and gum disease…. Read more »