Fluoride is a fantastic resource for preventing tooth decay and infection. Why? It strengthens your tooth enamel. Your enamel is that white, hard, outermost layer of your teeth that protects your dentin and pulp. When your enamel erodes, fluoride can repair and strengthen its weakened defenses. In the 1960s, a movement spread across America where many communities voted to include... read more »

Tobacco users are at increased risk of medical and oral health conditions that can impact their overall quality of life. At the same time, they are also more prone to suffering significant dental stains on the teeth in their smile. If you find yourself in a situation like this, you will likely be dissatisfied with the results offered by retail... read more »

Do you require a tooth restoration procedure such as dental implants, but are unsure if you want to go through with the treatment necessary to have them? Despite the fact that implants do require surgery because they are installed directly into your jawbone, the end product will be worth the investment. Focus your oral health care on dental implants. Save... read more »

Do you suffer from sensitive teeth? If so, you are not alone. Sensitive teeth affect thousands of people, and it’s a good idea to understand the condition. Here at Royse City Dental Care in Royse City, Texas, we care about your oral health, which is why we are happy to talk to you about sensitive teeth. Sensitive teeth can be... read more »

Do you always make sure to keep your oral health care at its peak levels? Are your teeth and gums receiving the proper treatment they deserve? For more information about optimum oral health care, consider the following: - Do you always keep your toothbrush in a safe space that is free from contamination? - Do you avoid snacks that can... read more »

Build a better smile this summer by avoiding unhealthy foods. The products you consume play a vital role in your overall oral health care. Be mindful of foods and drinks that seek to destroy your tooth enamel and ruin your oral health. Listed below are common foods and drinks you should avoid to ensure your smile will remain spectacular: Acidic... read more »

Bad breath from consuming pungent foods and beverages can often be handled by brushing and flossing your teeth after a meal. However, chronic bad breath can be socially embarrassing and could also be a symptom of a more serious oral or medical health concern. Taking the time to identify the factors contributing to your chronic bad breath will go a... read more »

Do you get confused and overwhelmed when using your water flosser? If so, don’t worry—Dr. Edmon R. Hutchison and our dental team are here to help you. With our tips and information, you’ll be able to use this handy and beneficial tool to clean your smile and prevent dental issues like tooth decay and gum disease. To begin, fill the... read more »

While fillings are meant to be very durable, often repairing a tooth for years, they still require substantially healthy tooth enamel to anchor onto. If a new cavity forms on a tooth with a pre-existing filling, there might not be enough viable tooth enamel remaining for a new filling to be applied. To treat a tooth in this condition, Drs.... read more »

Your teeth can weaken and age over time due to the natural processes of life. However, there are ways to improve your smile by straightening your teeth and gums and preventing oral accidents, tooth decay, and gum disease. Making sure to keep your mouth safe includes effective oral health habits and wearing proper safety equipment as necessary. The longer your... read more »