Dry mouth is often mistaken for thirst or dehydration. While you can often quench a parched oral cavity with a drink, persistent dry mouth can wreak havoc on soft oral tissues and gums. Frequent dry mouth can have a direct effect on oral health, too. Patients experiencing persistent dry mouth should discuss their symptoms with…
Everyone would love to have bright, white teeth. For some, this is more easily attained than for others. Dental stain or discoloration can occur for many reasons, but with diligent care and the right tools you can enjoy the cleanest and whitest teeth available to you … daily teeth cleaning and regular visits to the…
Did you know that there is a wealth of research that points to a link between a person’s oral health and overall health? A number of dental health conditions can have an effect on a person’s general wellbeing and vice versa. For instance, untreated periodontal disease might contribute to negative health problems associated with the…
Our health is precious, including our oral health. The oral system is intricate and when all its parts are healthy, it does work harmoniously so that oral function is efficient and comfortable. Unfortunately, neglecting your dental health can affect your overall wellbeing. Foregoing routine dental checkups and cleanings could put you at risk for losing…
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in America today. When most people think about ways to combat it, they think of diet and exercise. However, professional teeth cleaning such as that performed by your dentist during routine dental exams can also reduce your risk. The Connection Between Gum Health and Heart…
Losing your teeth is not inevitable with age. With proper care, you can keep your natural teeth well into your retirement years. Skilled dentistry at our Dallas office can also help you ensure that you keep your teeth. Caring for Your Teeth as You Age As you get older, it remains important to brush and…
Louis Armstrong once sang ‘Smile and the whole world smiles with you’, and never a truer word was spoken. Smiling is a great reliever of stress, and a hugely important factor in our attractiveness to others. It’s a proven fact that smiling not only makes us feel better about ourselves, but also those around us…