The thing about tooth decay is that it isn’t always the same for everyone who needs treatment for it. Sometimes, dealing with the tooth infection (and the cavity that’s resulted from it) can be as simple as filling the cavity. At other times, it could involve removing all of the tissues from the tooth’s inner pulp and root canal due to all of them being infected by the decay. When it comes to dealing with your specific tooth decay, the first step is to determine how serious the condition is, or how at-risk you are of developing it if you haven’t yet. (more…)
Ready To Improve Your Smile’s Appearance?
With cosmetic dentistry, your Houston, TX, dentist offers a number of different procedures to address the esthetic issues with your smile. In addition to masking teeth stains, we can also repair damage, reshape the gum line, and even offer a smile makeover in as little as two visits. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at each of our popular cosmetic treatments.
Implant (And Removable) Full And Partial Dentures
We work with a team of prosthodontist, periodontitis, and general dentists to help people with one or more missing teeth enjoy a full and functional smile. No referrals to other offices, as we complete the entire process under one roof. In today’s blog, your Houston, TX, dentist looks at how we address multiple missing teeth with dentures, whether they are secured with suction or clasps, or with advanced dental implants.
A Better Bridge With Implant Dentistry
To provide dental prosthetics that last longer and offer a more lifelike appearance, we may secure them with dental implants. Your Houston, TX, dentist works with a team of periodontists, oral surgeons, and prosthodontists to ensure the entire process is completed under one roof. In today’s blog, find out how we can provide implant bridges for people with minor tooth loss!
A New Tooth Under One Roof!
When we see patients in our Houston, TX, office suffering from tooth loss, we often replace the missing teeth with dental implants. Not only are they lifelike, but they also restore the ability to eat your favorite foods again and last for decades in some cases. At our office, we can complete the entire process from start-to-finish, whether your case is simple or complex, under one roof.
Be Sure To Schedule Your Next Checkup
We’re finally ready to start resuming care for patients in need of general treatments, such as checkups and cleanings. With our new health and safety measures, we can protect our patients and make sure they receive the care they need. In today’s blog, your Houston, TX, dentist will look at the benefits of an exam, and why we all need one at least twice a year!
Easing The Discomfort Of A Dental Emergency
When you encounter a dental emergency, such as a damaged tooth or one in pain, then you may need to see your Houston, TX, dentist for care. However, your initial response to these scenarios could help ease discomfort and prevent further complications until we can see you. In today’s blog, learn what you need to know about responding to common dental emergencies.
Do You Have A Cavity That Needs A Filling?
Have you noticed mild and worsening discomfort in your smile? If so, this could be linked to a growing cavity! While we’re closed for general treatments, your Houston, TX, dentist is still here for emergency care, and that involves preventing cavities from becoming infections. In today’s blog, we look at when you should see us for a dental filling.
Reduce Your Risk Of Gum Disease
Did you know that poor oral health doesn’t just make the onset of tooth decay more likely, but could also cause issues like gingivitis and even gum disease! Fortunately, there are steps you and your family take to help reduce the risks of gum inflammation and periodontal disease, including picking healthier foods and even flossing. Your Houston, TX, dentist explains in today’s blog!
Picking Out Snacks That Don’t Promote Cavities
We get it, in times of stress, bingeing on your favorite sugary treats can be nice. However, too much of a good thing could also mean a higher risk of tooth decay and even gum disease. Fortunately, your Houston, TX, dentist has a few ideas for picking out snacks and meals that don’t promote the onset of cavities and other oral health concerns!