The holidays are a wonderful time for celebrating with family and friends. However, it also seems to be the time for non-stop sweet treats, candy, and cookies. And when it comes to holiday gifting, many gift guides are full of sugary treats or alcoholic beverages. So, we’ve created a list of some more dental-friendly gifts that your friends and family will love!
What’s Scarier than the Dentist? Tooth Loss!
Although dental anxiety may make you resistant to visit the dentist, preventative dental care is too vital to your overall health to avoid. Untreated dental issues can include: cavities, stained or chipped teeth, gum disease, mouth pain, TMJ, oral cancer, or sleep apnea. In this blog post, we wanted to discuss one of the most serious and embarrassing potential oral issues - tooth loss.
Fall into a Better Dental Routine
Smile New Braunfels Wins "Best of New Braunfels" for the Second Year
Smile New Braunfels is thrilled to announce that for the second year in a row, we have been honored with the title of “Best in New Braunfels.” This recognition includes being voted “Best in Teeth Whitening” and a Top 3 Dental Office in the recent Herald-Zeitung Readers’ Choice poll. These awards are a reflection of our commitment to excellence and the support we’ve received from our community.
Our Favorite Drugstore Dental Products
With hundreds of different product options available in your neighborhood grocery store, it can be overwhelming to decide on the best toothpaste, floss, or mouthwash. Luckily, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite drugstore dental products to help you make your decision. All of these top-rated products are ADA-approved, affordable, and easy to find at your local drugstore or grocery store.
10 Foods That Are Bad For Your Teeth (and 5 that are Good!)
What you eat contributes to your overall health, and your oral health as well! A balanced diet can provide you with many of the minerals that will help maintain a healthy dental structure and reduce or eliminate bacterial plaque. Here are 10 "bad-for-you" foods (and 5 "good-for-you" foods) that can help maintain your dental health - along with good dental hygiene and regular dental checkups.
How Can You Tell If You Have a Cavity?
Crowns Fit for Royalty
Cavities, injury, and gum disease can significantly damage your teeth. If that damage requires an extensive filling, root canal, or dental implant, you will also need a dental crown! A dental crown will restore your bite, the aesthetic of your smile, and will allow you to chew without pain.
But with several dental crown options to choose from, how should you choose the best option for you? Read on to learn more about what makes a crown that’s fit for a royal smile - yours!