Blog Articles About Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implants, and more ...

Invisalign clear aligners have set the gold standard for modern orthodontia. However, there are a few things that you need to know before you get started on your Invisalign journey. At Austin Laser Dentist, Dr. Helen Ragsdale and her knowledgeable team prioritize patient education for fully-informed consent. That’s why Dr. Ragsdale works tirelessly to give […]

Dental professionals widely regard dental implants as the best permanent tooth-replacement solution available today. This is because implants don’t just replace missing teeth–they also promote optimum oral and overall health. Dr. Helen Ragsdale is the most qualified and experienced dentist serving Austin, TX, and the surrounding areas. Her gentle dentistry techniques and use of top-tier […]

Many people fear going to the dentist. This is usually because they’ve had a traumatic dental experience in their past. And the sounds and sensations of dental procedures–like drilling and scraping–bring people with dental anxiety right back to their traumatic experience. However, laser dentistry is revolutionizing the standard of comfortable and effective dental care. Dr. […]

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find employers who offer sensible dental insurance plans. This means that many Americans are forced to shell out hundreds or even thousands of dollars on individual dental plans. Or, even worse, many Americans are choosing to go without dental insurance or care altogether. Luckily, an in-house dental plan is a […]

Cosmetic dentistry–also known as aesthetic dentistry–is where dental care, art, and science collide. The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to deliver dazzling smiles that are both beautiful and functional without sacrificing your oral health. So, while aesthetic dentistry is usually an elective service, oftentimes, the end result improves both your appearance and dental health.   Dr. […]

Periodontal disease–also known as gum disease–is one of the most common oral health conditions in America. In fact, the CDC estimates that almost half of adults over the age of 30 have some form of the condition. And, unfortunately, untreated periodontal disease can have disastrous effects on both your oral and overall health.   However, Dr. […]