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Stuffing with honey ham and cranberry sauce, Christmas cookies, and eggnog with ice cream – there sure are some terrific tasting foods during the holiday season. Usually, with great taste comes great responsibility, as many items that wow your taste buds can scare your teeth.

Keep reading to learn about some holiday foods in Royse City that should be avoided, or at least enjoyed in moderation with proper oral hygiene, from (Read More)

There are good surprises such as, “Congratulations, you are having twins!” Then, there are bad surprises like, “Meet us at the dentist’s office, Tim got his tooth knocked out at baseball practice!”

Nobody ever wants to find themselves in a dental emergency, but one thing about life is that it’s wise to expect the unexpected. The best thing you can do is take a preventive approach. On that note, check out these… (Read More)

Exposure to poison ivy, getting food poisoning, having a toothache arrive seemingly out of nowhere – these situations sure bring about unpleasant thoughts. Watch where you step and be careful about what you eat, but for now, get ready to focus your attention on those toothaches.

If you’ve ever bitten down too hard, been hit in the mouth while playing sports, or woken up due to a toothache, it is a tough… (Read More)

Do you get nervous at the idea of going to the dental office? This is much more common than you may think. Over 30 million Americans experience stress at one level or another related to their dental visits. However, this doesn’t mean that you have to avoid dental care. It’s essential that you see a dentist regularly for checkups. Fortunately, there are a couple dental sedation options available to take the… (Read More)

If you haven’t heard of nitrous oxide, you are probably familiar with its more familiar name: “laughing gas.” Dental anxiety is an issue that affects many people and can even keep some from attending their regular cleanings and checkups. Fortunately, there are a variety of sedation options available today to help you to feel more comfortable during your visits. Here are a few interesting things that you should know about nitrous… (Read More)

Juice is loved by people of all ages, and it’s a particularly popular choice for children. After all, kids love the great taste and their parents love all the vitamins it contains! However, recent studies and surveys suggest that kids fruit juice isn’t as healthy as it appears. In fact, you may be unintentionally giving them a lot more sugar on a daily basis than you realize! Read on as we go… (Read More)

During the warmer months, people tend to spend more time outdoors soaking up the beautiful summer sun. But before heading outside, everyone knows to lather up with sunscreen to prevent sunburn. Unfortunately, not everyone knows that lips need sun protection too – and that can be putting your oral health at risk. Read on to learn why it’s important to protect your lips from the sun and how you can keep them… (Read More)

With the pandemic largely coming to an end, many people are now taking the time to make plans for summer vacation. But if you plan to make a trip, either by yourself or with the family, it’s crucial that you know how to prevent dental emergencies before you leave. After all, you don’t want your time off to be dampened or even outright cancelled because of a toothache, broken enamel, or… (Read More)

It’s summertime! The warmer months call for leisurely days spent relaxing by the pool, hanging out with family and friends, and an abundance of outdoor activities.

It can be easy to get lost in all the excitement of vacation, but don’t neglect your teeth as a result. Maintaining healthy habits is essential to keeping your mouth as fresh and clean as possible. Here are five summer oral health tips to help you… (Read More)

Dental visits are the perfect time to be more proactive about your health! Asking questions can help you learn more about how to care for your teeth at home, available treatments, possible ways to upgrade your smile with cosmetic work, and so much more. If you’re not sure where to start at your next checkup, here are six possible questions that your dentist surely has a good answer for.