Do you feel a numb yet stinging jolt whenever you eat or drink something too hot or cold? Chances are that you might have sensitive teeth. Teeth with sensitivities can cause wincing pain while brushing or flossing, making them problematic for your dental health. Now, the question is, why are your teeth sensitive? There are…
DetailsIf you have lost teeth, no doubt you have investigated the options available to restore your ability to chew, speak clearly, and smile without hesitation. Your dentist can provide all the information you need to make the best decision for your situation. For many patients, that is with custom dentures. A Little Denture History Dentures…
DetailsYour smile says a lot about you and it is often the first thing others notice. If your teeth are yellowed, chipped or just not as bright as they use to be, it diminishes the look of your smile. A dull, crooked smile can add years to your appearance and affect your demeanor. It can…
DetailsWhen you were growing up, adults always admonished you to brush your teeth after every meal. Today we know there are so many more things involved in maintaining good dental health. How often should I see my dentist? At least twice per year you should visit your dentist for a professional dental cleaning and exam. …
DetailsFor anyone desiring a flaw-free smile, porcelain veneers are a treatment option worth looking into. Porcelain veneers are cosmetic enhancements that conceal nearly all types of smile flaws. These custom-made, permanent enhancements can transform a smile with stains, chips, cracks, and noticeable wear into one you’re proud to show off. As one of the most…
DetailsWhen we see patients with more severe and complex oral health issues, such as periodontitis or wisdom teeth soon to erupt, we may prescribe oral surgery. With precision and accuracy, we can then treat your extensive oral health concerns. At our Mansfield, TX dental office, we can offer a number of oral surgical procedures.
When you visit your dentist, part of the standard check-up includes a screening for cancer. Any unusual growths, lumps, or lesions could be an early symptom of oral cancer, and should be examined and diagnosed. In many cases, the dentist is the first person to notice the issue, and is able to ensure treatment begins…
DetailsWhen patients experience a dental emergency, it can be anxiety-inducing. How do you manage your symptoms? When can you see an emergency dentist? Will your smile suffer permanent damage? These are just a few of the questions you may have. Fortunately, if you act promptly, a dental emergency like a toothache or a broken tooth…
DetailsPatients may be reluctant to get a root canal if they’re not experiencing any symptoms, but this treatment can be an important preventive tool to help save a tooth at risk for being lost due to damage or infection. Multiple issues can result from an infected tooth, up to and including tooth loss and systemic…
DetailsIf you have one or two missing teeth, you might think that it’s not worth the effort or money to replace them. However, a single missing tooth, if not replaced, can lead to severe dental health problems in the long term. Even if you’ve only lost one tooth, you should consider having it replaced with…
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