At Chisholm Trail Smile Center, we not only love to help our patients have the healthiest, brightest smile, we love to educate them as well! We believe the more you know about your teeth and mouth, the more likely you are to take care of them. And the more you take care of them, the…
According to the American Dental Association, “tooth decay is the destruction of your tooth enamel, the hard, outer layer of your teeth.” Enamel protects the sensitive internal structure of your teeth and is absolutely necessary for a beautiful smile as well as overall health. Symptoms of tooth decay include: Toothaches Tooth sensitivity to sweets and…
Your Velma dentist can do their part in keeping your mouth is at its healthiest. Through regular cleaning, exams, and necessary restorative treatments, your dentist can treat decay and gum disease quickly before it spreads. But any good dentist will tell you that excellent oral health begins at your own bathroom sink! While patients may…
If you are a human being with teeth, you need to know the full story on flossing. In addition to twice daily brushing and routine six-month visits with your Duncan or Velma dentist, flossing is one of the most important habits that can help you avoid gum disease. It’s estimated that nearly half of all…
Are you new to the area and looking for a dentist for your family? Maybe you just need a new dentist because you’re not happy with your present one. Whatever your situation, finding a new dentist can be challenging if you don’t know what to look for. Whether you’re looking for a Marlow/Central dentist for…
Have you ever experienced dry mouth, due to illness or as a side-effect of a medication? At the time, you likely noticed how unpleasant it feels when your mouth and throat feel dry, itchy, and sticky. You may have thought “what a nuisance!” but you probably didn’t realize how serious this condition can be. Dry…
If you’ve ever had a serious toothache, you know they are not something you can suffer in silence. Painful toothaches can make your life so unpleasant that you may not be able to eat, sleep, or follow your normal routines. Any persistent or recurring toothache should always be cause for alarm, since teeth cannot heal…