“Tools for toothlessness.” Just try saying that with missing teeth. Toothlessness can cause a whole host of emotions, including shame and embarrassment. And due to these intense feelings, many of our patients are curious about what options are available to … Continue reading →

Electronic toothbrushes marked a huge improvement in dental technology and oral health in the 1950s. But while this type of toothbrush has been on the market for more than half a century, it has only been in the recent past … Continue reading →

When someone suggests ordering tea with your meal, what tea do you generally think of? In Texas, it sure isn’t going to be a hot cup of anything.    For most Texans and southerners, sweet iced tea is the first … Continue reading →

When it comes to caring for the health of your gums, you may think that your toothbrush, floss and mouthwash are all you need to complete the ultimate trifecta. However, caring for your gums is SO important that it is … Continue reading →

For the vast majority of our patients, we have the pleasure of seeing them twice a year for their bi-annual cleaning. Trust us, we like it that way since that indicates you’re keeping up your oral health routine and have … Continue reading →

If you have had molds made of your teeth in the last 30 years, it’s likely your dentist used plaster in a tray to make a physical mold. For patients with a strong gag reflex or general dental anxieties, this … Continue reading →

Insurance…you know you need it, but the benefits can be confusing and written in pure legalese. When most of us sign up for health insurance through our employer, we glance at what’s covered but still end up taking the most … Continue reading →

Many of our patients have been with us for years, and before that they might have been regular patients at other practices. We mean to say, they aren’t new to dental appointments.   But while many of our patients know … Continue reading →

There remain many mysteries about cancer, its causes and treatments; however, one thing that scientists have been able to agree on is that the risk of a cancer increases with age.    The median age for a cancer diagnosis today … Continue reading →

While we spend a significant amount of time talking about the importance of keeping your teeth healthy, the truth is that’s really only HALF the equation!    Gum health is just as important as tooth health. Your gums are comprised … Continue reading →