Category: General Dentistry

Offering treatment means first gaining a detailed picture of your smile’s health. To accomplish this, we employ advanced digital technology, which offers more precise diagnoses and helps plan accurate treatment options. In today’s blog, we’re looking at the technology we use to help residents of Mansfield, TX, enjoy optimal oral health.

It can be daunting to hear that 2018 is winding down, but the fact is, it is. The end of a calendar year can be a great time to check in on yourself, your financial health, your goals, and your oral health. When checking in on your smile at the end of the year, there… Read more »

Teeth have a protective outer layer known as enamel. It is a hard substance that keeps the sensitive inside parts of a tooth safe from bacteria and damage. Over the years the enamel can begin to wear down, which can prevent it from being as protective as it needs to be. There are ways to… Read more »

It is finally starting to feel like fall in Mansfield, Texas. With the rain and the temperature dropping, autumn feels officially here. With autumn comes the start of holiday season and indulgent treats. It can be easy to eat a lot of sugar and skip your oral hygiene routine during this time of year. It… Read more »

One of the most common questions that dental patients ask themselves is “is this worth calling the dentist?” Yes, a clearly broken tooth or one that falls out has one of the most clear-answers, but what about the more gray situations? Have you ever thought that your toothache was not worth the bother? When it… Read more »

Activated charcoal and charcoal products have become hugely popular in the DIY scene for homes, beauty, and health. The use of charcoal ranges from beverages to cleaning supplies to beauty treatments. Many people believe that because charcoal has an absorbent qualities that it can absorb the stains on the surface of teeth, which is why… Read more »

Mansfield, Texas is a community rich with diversity in demographics. Older people make up a decent chunk of the city’s population. The national Centers for Disease Control recently released a study on older American’s oral health concerns, and the results were not all positive. The majority of senior citizens (over the age of 65) have… Read more »

The American Dental Association recommends that you visit the dentist for a routine exam and cleaning at least once every six months or twice a year. Do you know why this routine is important? Prevention is the cornerstone of keeping a healthy smile because most big smile problems can be prevented. By regularly getting a dental… Read more »

Sparkling water, especially flavored sparkling water, is a very trendy drink right now. Flavored sparkling water has become the go-to choice for those that want to get the bubbles they like about soda without the additional sugar. However, many people have begun to question whether or not carbonation is safe for the smile. There have… Read more »

You can approach protecting your teeth from both the inside and outside. A healthy diet helps to create a strong tooth formation from the inside, while good dental care practices help keep tooth surfaces clean, strong and protected from the outside. No dental program can guarantee a lifetime free of tooth decay or dental issues,… Read more »