Category: Family Dentistry Dallas

While genetics may play a small role in your oral condition, problems associated with gum disease are often preventable. There are many things that can contribute to gingivitis or the more serious form of gum disease, periodontitis. But with the proper dental care, you and your family can remain free from gum disease. Causes of… Continue reading Can gum disease be prevented?

The short answer to this question is yes. You absolutely should pay attention to your tongue during oral hygiene and when performing self-examinations for oral cancer. Our family dentistry practice provides oral cancer screenings, professional dental cleanings, and general care so that you can enjoy optimal oral health. If it’s time for a checkup with… Continue reading Do I really need to pay attention to my tongue?

Bad habits can harm your teeth, so it’s important to steer clear of actions that can cause damage and institute more positive habits to keep your smile healthy. You should be discussing healthy dental habits at your semiannual checkups at your family dentistry practice. Factors That Can Damage Your Smile Oral bacteria can damage your… Continue reading Harmful Dental Habits To Avoid

Halloween is beloved by children and adults. It gives people a chance to attend parties, visit neighbors, and prepare fun costumes. Instead of fearing ghosts and ghouls, almost every dentist fears candy and its effects on oral health during Halloween. Candy contains massive amounts of sugar, which contribute to tooth decay – especially among children.… Continue reading How to Keep the Treats from Playing Tricks On Your Child’s Teeth

While your family dentist might approve the occasional indulgence, sweet treats should never be considered a daily staple. There are many ways to satisfy your sweet tooth that taste great and won’t negatively impact your dental health. Examples of Healthy Sweets Fresh fruit is a choice that is flavorful, sweet, and satisfying. Of course, an… Continue reading Healthy Ways to Satisfy a Sweet Tooth

There is certainly nothing funny about dental decay or gum disease; however, there are some very interesting facts that have evolved over the years that involve your teeth and oral health. Your family dentist can probably regale you with stories about teeth; impress him or her with your own knowledge. Did you know … The… Continue reading Fun Teeth Facts

Gum disease can be easily treated when it’s caught early, but the condition comes with more severe symptoms and requires more complex interventions if it has the opportunity to progress to a more advanced form. Therefore, patients should monitor their gum tissue for warning signs that periodontal disease may be present. If you notice any… Continue reading 4 Warning Signs You May Have Gum Disease

A healthy mouth is an important component of a healthy body, so if you want to keep your smile and your body in tip-top shape, follow these five suggestions. Get routine dental exams and professional cleanings every six months. In order to keep your smile as healthy as possible, you should be established with a… Continue reading Follow These 5 Tips for a Healthier Mouth

Establishing good oral health begins in childhood. Our family dentistry practice understands the unique health needs of children—especially the importance of detecting potential developmental problems early on and preventing common conditions like tooth decay. Our family-friendly practice takes an inviting and welcoming approach to treating children so that they can establish a positive relationship with… Continue reading The Unique Dental Needs of Children

Have you noticed white spots on your teeth or the teeth of your children? Do you wonder how they form? White spots can form for a number of reasons. Sometimes it is due to antibiotic use or exposure to too much fluoride. Moreover, a white spot also forms during the early stages of tooth decay.… Continue reading What causes white spots on teeth?