As spring arrives, it is time to focus on refreshing your dental health with preventative care measures such as dental cleanings, fluoride treatment and oral cancer screening. These steps can help prevent oral health issues from developing and continue to keep your smile healthy and beautiful. Dental Cleanings and Exams: The Foundation of Preventative Care Dental cleanings and exams are... read more »
There's a reason dental insurance typically pays for two cleanings every year. That's because routine dental cleanings and exams help keep dental problems (and expenses) to a minimum. Catching issues early means treating them with our Family Dentist of Frisco team is the least costly and invasive to treat! If you are tempted to put off those visits before you... read more »
Removing stray bits of food and dental plaque – a sticky, clear bacterial biofilm perpetually coating your teeth which seemingly pops up overnight – is needed to disrupt plaque formation before it can harden into tartar or calculus. You help do this every time you brush your teeth! Here are some goals to strive for when practicing your daily oral... read more »
When it comes to keeping your smile healthy, there are two kinds of dental cleaning treatments. Of course, everyone is used to the teeth cleaning you get when you come in for your bi-annual dental checkups and exams. Using special tools, our dental hygienist will remove hardened dental plaque, also known as tartar or calculus. Your toothbrush is great at... read more »
People whiten their teeth for a variety of reasons, but the essential one is that they are unhappy with the appearance of their pearly whites. And often for good reason, because your teeth can attract stains and discoloration, darkening and dulling their surface. Fortunately, you can restore your teeth to their pearly luster with the right care combined with a... read more »
Earlier we talked about the importance of regular dental cleanings and exams as a proactive measure against tooth decay and cavities. Another proactive measure you can take to deter cavities on the back teeth for yourself or your child is the application of dental sealants. Why Seal Your Molars? Unlike the rest of your teeth, your molars have a rough... read more »
