Dentist

man happy with smile dentures conceptTooth loss can take a devastating toll on more than just your appearance. Losing several teeth makes it difficult to bite and chew, which limits what you can eat and makes maintaining a balanced diet more difficult. It also leaves you vulnerable to jawbone resorption, a problem that affects your health as well as your appearance. It can be a relief to learn just how much good prosthetic work can do for restoring your well-being while also making you happy with your smile once again. Our Dallas, TX dental practice provides both partial dentures and full dentures to help with different degrees of tooth loss. The right appliance can offer lasting benefits and generally make you more comfortable in daily life.

Brushing and flossing your teeth is vital in keeping your gums and teeth healthy. But what if you’re doing it wrong? There are techniques for brushing and flossing to prevent problems like gum disease, cavities and decay. Keep reading to find out if you are brushing...

Dental plaque is a sticky bacteria-filled film that continually covers your teeth. It’s necessary to remove this film while it's still soft through brushing, flossing and regular dental check-ups. If you don’t prevent plaque buildup, the plaque begins to harden and is much more difficult...

Reasons for bad breath can range from the savory garlic butter pasta you had for dinner to an actual medical condition. Here's a look at some common causes of halitosis. Tobacco. Smoking or oral tobacco can leave odors in your mouth. They can also contribute...

Sleep disordered breathing is a condition in which a child’s breathing is disrupted due to a restricted airway. This condition can manifest in a variety of behavioral and physical symptoms, and seeking effective treatment can help to improve your child’s overall wellness. Our dentist is be...

When common oral health conditions advance, they can pose serious threats to your oral health. Fortunately, most common oral health concerns and the problems they contribute to can be prevented with regular visits to your dentist, healthy lifestyles, and good oral hygiene. Following is helpful information...