You have probably heard before that soda can be hard on your teeth, but is seltzer safer than soda? Or can they both be harmful to your smile? Read on to learn about how soda and seltzer affect your teeth…
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When you have braces, dental hygiene can feel a bit more complicated. Electric toothbrushes are great and can help a lot, but shopping for an electric toothbrush when you have braces can feel confusing and overwhelming. Here are some tips…
A lot of questions can come up when orthodontic treatment is new and it’s important to talk about these questions to know that you’re not alone. Many patients worry, “Will a retainer affect how I talk?” We’ve got the answers…
You’ve probably heard that sugar causes cavities, but does that mean all types of sugar? Is it safe to eat fruit or drink juice because it’s natural? Does the sugar in fruit cause cavities too? Let’s talk about the different…
When many of us think of self care, we might picture a walk among fresh air and nature, practicing yoga, a quiet meditation session, a relaxing bath with essential oils or getting creative in a coloring book. All of these…
With the changes that come with COVID-19, it’s easy to get out of your day to day routine. During this time, people should take care of their mental health, physical health, boost their immune system, and practice habits that promote…
Dental Implant Surgery is one of the most popular options available for people getting missing teeth fixed. Dental implants are artificial teeth with titanium screw-like roots that are surgically inserted into the jaw. Our dentists are always glad to walk…
If you received (or are receiving) a tax refund this year, it often feels like a surprise influx of cash. Many people are tempted to splurge, buying big ticket items they want but may not actually need. However, you can…
With that in mind, here are some dental care tips from your New Caney dentist to enhance your routine in 2019. Refresh Your Technique Most people don’t pay much attention to their brushing technique. However, using the wrong amount of…
Did you know that nearly everyone’s dental benefits reset every year? It’s true. If your dental plan cycles on the calendar year, as most do, then you miss out on any benefits you didn’t use before December 31st. That means…