How to Safely Remove an Object that Is Stuck in Your Gums
Sometimes pieces of food and meat fibers can get lodged between your teeth or in your gumline. Most of the time, you can rinse them away with lukewarm saltwater or antiseptic mouthwash in , . This situation could be even more serious if you have a bad habit of chewing on objects, like pencils and… Read more »
Three Reasons Why You Should Take Care of Your Gums
There are many reasons why you should keep your gums in tip-top shape, and some of those reasons are because healthy gums can: -Help your overall health: Gum disease is a serious dental issue that can be linked to major health issues, like heart disease, stroke, and respiratory disease. So, if you keep your gums… Read more »
First Aid Considerations if a Crown Is Damaged
Every crown is designed and installed with the intention of fully restoring the function and appearance of the tooth for a long time to come. There are, however, situations where something like an accidental hard fall or blow to the face can cause damage to one of your crowns. Should one of your crowns become… Read more »
How Can I Get More Fluoride Each Day?
Dr. and our team care about you and your oral health, which is why we recommend receiving the proper amount of fluoride each day. Fluoride in , , is a beneficial mineral that can be found in many natural resources. It can strengthen and nourish your teeth as well as fight off tooth decay and other… Read more »
Why Did My Teeth Change Color?
There are many reasons why your teeth are no longer as white as they used to be. Some of those reasons could be: – Drinks: Coffee, tea, and red wine are beverages that tend to stain your teeth and take the whiteness away from your smile. They have chromogens, which are also known as intense… Read more »
Do You Need to Replace a Filling?
Welcome to MajorSmiles in Bryan, Texas, where we offer composite dental filling for patients who need to have a cavity filled, or a dental restoration done on a damaged or worn out filling. Typically, dental fillings are designed to withstand the force of chewing, and with proper oral care can last anywhere from 5-15 years,… Read more »