When you have suffered from more advanced cases of tooth loss, this can negatively impact multiple aspects of your daily life. A set of dentures can address your missing teeth and help you enjoy better oral health again. At your Dallas, TX, dental office, we can address more severe cases with our full and partial dentures.
Category: family dentist
Invisalign® Provides Clear Orthodontics
When you have crooked, crowded, and overlapping teeth, this could mean you need orthodontic treatment to avoid poor oral health and smile esthetics. Our team can offer a cosmetic approach with a series of clear and comfortable aligners. Our Dallas, TX, dentist office can correct your uneven smile with Invisalign®.
The 4 Best Preventative Oral Health Technique
If you’ve ever been diagnosed with a cavity, you may have wondered what you could have done to avoid it. Fortunately, there are many oral health practices that can help prevent tooth decay and improve your smile. Here are four of the best preventative oral health techniques to incorporate into your routine. 1. Use Proper… Continue reading The 4 Best Preventative Oral Health Technique
Healthy Ways to Satisfy a Sweet Tooth
Craving something sweet can occur any time of day. How you handle the urge to satisfy your sweet tooth is important for your oral health. What you eat and how often you give in can impact your teeth and overall health as well. Your dentist has many suggestions for keeping teeth and gums healthy …… Continue reading Healthy Ways to Satisfy a Sweet Tooth
Healthy Dental Habits to Follow
Maintaining healthy teeth and gums begins in infancy; keeping your adult teeth for a lifetime of service and smiles is possible, but it will take some time and effort. Besides daily brushing and flossing, regular visits with the family dentist will help assure your teeth and gums remain healthy and looking great. Daily Dental Habits… Continue reading Healthy Dental Habits to Follow
To Pull or Not to Pull —Loose Baby tooth
Most children start losing their baby teeth around 5-6 years old, making room for the adult teeth growing behind them. Three or four of their teeth fall out each year, until all 20 baby teeth are gone by age 12. Is it okay to yank a very loose tooth? When child has loose teeth, should… Continue reading To Pull or Not to Pull —Loose Baby tooth
A Gift of Smile
Dr. Sweta Sheth and Bliss Dental team will provide a day of free preventive and restorative dental care for uninsured and underprivileged children (ages 12 and under) as part of National Children’s Dental Health Month (CDHM) on February 6th, 2015. This is part of the American Dental Association (ADA) mission to bring attention to the… Continue reading A Gift of Smile
The ABC’s of Family Dentistry
Finding the right family dentist is every bit as important as finding the right family doctor. You want to be sure your children have the best possible care so they’ll grow up with strong, healthy teeth. You’ll also want to be sure your dentist monitors the growth of your child’s teeth to be sure they… Continue reading The ABC’s of Family Dentistry
Why Did a Dark Spot Suddenly Appear on My Teeth?
The causes of dark spots on the teeth are varied. They can be benign, or can require treatment from your family dentist. If you have any questions about a persistent or suddenly occurring dark spot on your tooth, you should visit the dental office for a diagnosis. Causes of Dark Spots on the Teeth Dark… Continue reading Why Did a Dark Spot Suddenly Appear on My Teeth?
Don’t give into gum disease
What you should know about gum disease • Three out of four adults in the United States have gum (periodontal) disease. • Periodontitis is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. • Ten percent of American children suffer from juvenile periodontitis. • The average 2-year-old already has a decayed tooth. These are shocking statistics… Continue reading Don’t give into gum disease