The DFW Dental Implant Center Blog

Unlike other prosthetic teeth, dental implants have a more invasive treatment process. Every would-be patient must undergo a placement surgery to get these special posts. That said, it’s only natural to wonder: Does it hurt to get dental implants? Your DFW dentist takes this concern seriously, so they’ve stopped by to put your implant-related worries to rest. Read on to learn why dental implant treatment itself is painless, including how to ease aches after implant surgery.

When a problem occurs with the temporomandibular joints (TMJs), the most common symptom patients report is pain, followed by clicking and popping. One sign that isn’t mentioned as frequently is TMJ headaches. What do they feel like, and are there ways to reduce how often they happen? Discover the advantages of treatment and how it can alleviate pain throughout the head and jaw.

Even if you value dental care, the folks closest to you may feel differently. Many people have a spouse, adult child, or other family member who refuses to see a dentist. With that said, what should you do to convince them to get the treatment(s) they need? Your Colleyville dental practice takes this matter seriously, so we’re here to offer some guidance. Just keep reading to learn how to encourage a loved one to see a dentist.

As much as you may value your teeth, you likely don’t know the specifics about them. Most people lump them all into one “smile part” along with the gums, tongue, etc. Still, you really should consider the four types of teeth and their roles in your mouth. You’d then have a better appreciation of them and feel more motivated to maintain them. With that said, here’s a primer on the four kinds of teeth and how they benefit you.

If you’ve ever been to the dentist as a child, you most likely received a professional fluoride treatment. You were probably told that it would help you avoid getting cavities. Now that you’re an adult, you know that maintaining good oral health isn’t always easy. There’s no “magic solution” that can solve all of your dental problems. So what was the deal with those fluoride treatments? Do they actually work, or is their effectiveness greatly exaggerated?

According to many, many studies, yes – professional fluoride does reduce the risk of cavities quite dramatically. Just not in the way you might have imagined as a child. Here are the facts!