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Cleveland, TX 77327
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When you have stained teeth, we offer teeth whitening. But what if you have stubborn permanent stains, or perhaps issues with the shape of one or more teeth? With cosmetic bonding and contouring, your Cleveland, TX, dentist can help improve smile esthetics in as little as one visit, so you enjoy a stunning new smile!
If you have unsightly stains on your teeth, you don’t have to hide your smile or try to brighten them with less-than-effective store-bought options. Instead, your Cleveland, TX, dentist offers two unique options to brighten teeth, often by several shades and often in only one visit! In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about our whitening options.
A dental emergency is any injury to the teeth or gums that isn’t life threatening, but could leave your smile at risk for serious complications. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will explain our approach to emergency dental care, and how we return smiles to optimal health, function, and beauty once more.
If you have crooked, crowded, or overlapping teeth, this could mean more than just poor smile esthetics. You could also develop serious oral health complications down the road. To correct your uneven teeth, your Cleveland, TX, dentist offers two unique treatment options. But which one is right for your smile, braces or Invisalign®?
When kids develop a cavity, many parents wonder if treatment is necessary. After all, don’t baby teeth fall out on their own anyway? Is a restoration really necessary for a tooth destined to fall out regardless? In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist explains how even baby teeth need treatment for cavities, and how to recognize common warning signs!
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) impacts millions of people in the United States, and unless addressed, could cause serious problems for your quality of life and overall health. Fortunately, we have a CPAP-alternative to treat the disorder and restore your ability to rest easy. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist talks about our comfortable solution for OSA, so you can rest easy again!
Tooth decay is a progressive condition. This label means that your tooth decay will worsen over time until you treat the problem. Bacterial buildup on your teeth occurs constantly. Bacteria will always aggregate over time, but you must consistently clean it away. This is why your dentist recommends brushing twice per day and flossing daily. If you fail to do so, tooth decay will start to wear down your enamel. Eventually a cavity will form. If left untreated, the cavity may evolve into a more serious infection that requires root canal therapy or even tooth extraction. Remove tooth decay as soon as possible. (more…)
Nothing is worse than waking up in the morning feeling tired and unmotivated to prepare for the day, except maybe rousing to sensitive teeth, a headache, and chronic jaw pain. These symptoms are not only an inconvenience on you and your day, but could actually be indicative of bigger concerns such as nighttime teeth grinding and more. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX dentist looks at teeth grinding and what negative results can occur if it is not treated, including the development of TMJ disorder.
Are you already planning your end-of-year activities? Whether they look much the same as last year, or totally different, millions of people make New Year’s Resolutions each year, and we have some smile improvement suggestions from your Cleveland, TX dentist, to add to your list! You probably already know regular dental checkups help keep your oral health at its best, so these resolutions will highlight cosmetic improvements to make the most of the attractiveness of your smile. (more…)
If having a beautiful smile is important to you, then so is your oral health. The only way you can ensure that you enjoy a photogenic smile throughout your lifetime is to take proper care of your teeth on a daily basis. Your teeth are strong, and built to last, but they still need your help. If you fall behind on your home care routine or your dental visits, you may wind up with cavities. What’s important is that you treat those cavities right away to prevent further damage. Restorative dental treatment, like a dental filling, can actually give your tooth a reset. Here’s how the process works. (more…)