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Every natural tooth is essential for a healthy, functional smile. However, extraction is best in certain situations, like wisdom tooth impaction. If your dentist recommends having a tooth removed, they’ll explain the risk of dry socket. The painful condition is preventable if you take a few precautions until your mouth has healed.

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Dentures are one of the most popular and reliable ways to replace missing teeth. These prosthetics return the benefits of having a complete smile, including self-confidence and the everyday necessary functions of eating and speaking with ease.  But can you wear them all day, including throughout the night? Read on to learn the answer and the best recommendations for removal.

Whether several teeth or an entire arch needs to be replaced, dentures are a wonderful option for completing your smile. They can return the confidence that comes with a complete and natural-looking set of teeth. Additionally, you can count on your prosthetic to last up to 10 years or more with proper care. However, just like natural teeth, they can be affected by bad oral habits so you want to be sure that you are doing all you can to keep your prosthetics in great condition. Here are five harmful denture habits to avoid so your dentures can last as long as possible!

It’s recommended that most people see their dentist at least twice a year for regular dental care, but for those with dental anxiety, doing that can be a challenge. Thankfully, sedation dentistry can help even the most nervous patients feel completely at ease during their appointments.

If you’re someone who thinks that you could benefit from sedation dentistry, here are some answers to questions that you may have.

You want to transform your appearance and give your smile the best chance to make a good first impression, but you may wonder how long does cosmetic dentistry last? Knowing this is an investment in your time and money, you naturally want to get the most out of your experience. To answer this question, a cosmetic dentist is here to explain what you can do to maximize and extend the life of your new smile.

No one wants to go to the dentist and hear they need a root canal. For some, this brings on anxiety or fear. For others, it will be put off because of a person’s busy schedule or worries about cost. However, root canal therapy should never wait once it’s needed. Avoiding it can lead to serious consequences that require more time and money to treat properly. Continue reading to learn more from your dentist in Royse City about what could happen if you don’t get the dental treatment you need.

Drinking coffee is a part of many people’s daily rituals. Whether you want an energy boost or simply to enjoy a sense of warm comfort, partaking in your cup (or cups!) of Joe is something you may look forward to every day.  While it is certainly delicious, no one wants coffee-colored teeth. You are about to renew your smile with veneers and are curious if it can have the same effect on them. Your dentist in Royse is happy to share you need to know about coffee and your pearly white coverings!

Do you ever remember a time when you were a child and someone’s encouragement increased your effort? It was maybe in a sports game or being kind to others. Well, that same effect can be made on oral health choices. Research has proven that praising your child while brushing their teeth increases their effort and effectiveness. Here’s what to know about the connection and how best to do it!

If you’ve committed to getting an oral prosthetic, it’s understandable to be impatient. You might be counting the days before you can reveal your new smile to the world. If you’re wondering how long it’ll take to get dentures, here are the answers to all your questions.

If there’s one thing people fear, it’s embarrassment. It’s telling that the most common nightmares are of failing to study for a test or giving work presentations we aren’t prepared for. We don’t want to be humiliated. Unfortunately, the same fear applies to dentistry. Many people are insecure about their teeth and are worried they’ll be embarrassed at the dentist’s office. They put off getting regular checkups, which only makes them more insecure about the next time they visit. Fear of embarrassment is understandable, but in this case, it’s not necessary. Your dentist isn’t going to judge you! Here are a few reasons why you should try to overcome that fear.