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What are the benefits of laser dentistry treatment?
By Paula |
Laser dentistry is a minimally invasive, innovative dental treatment that can work on teeth, as well as gums and other soft tissues. It is a wonderful option for all types of patients, but especially those who are afraid of the dentist (or the drill). Lasers are extremely focused light beams that we use to treat […]
Read More How to Remove Dental Plaque
By Paula |
Fact: If you have teeth, you have dental plaque. This is why good oral hygiene and regular dental visits are so important. Neglected teeth can lead to a snowball of dental problems like tooth decay and cavities. Or, if left untreated long enough, the dental plaque will calcify into tartar or dental calculus, which can […]
Read More How Does Laser Teeth Whitening Work?
By Paula |
Looking for a quick and safe way to gain an impressive smile before an upcoming event? At Austin Laser Dentist, you can have a whiter, brighter smile in as few as sixty minutes. Dr. Helen Ragsdale uses LaserSmile™ Whitening System as a quick, safe, and convenient way to give you a show-stopping smile. The system uses advanced chemistry […]
Read More How To Fix A Chipped Tooth
By Paula |
We’ve all been there. You’re throwing a frisbee with your child, you become momentarily distracted, and the frisbee hits you right in the mouth, chipping one of your teeth. This is an unfortunate but common problem. Chewing on hard foods, car accidents, and other sports injuries can and do result in chipped teeth. Thankfully, whether […]
Read More Periodontal Disease: Prevention and Treatment
By Paula |
According to the American Academy of Periodontology, 56 percent of men and 38 percent of women over the age of 30 will develop periodontal disease — an infection of the gums. This infection may lead to tooth loss and deterioration of the jawbone. Gum disease is also linked to health issues such as heart disease, cancer, […]
Read More Men, Women, and Periodontal Disease
By Paula |
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 64.7 million American adults have some form of periodontal disease, which is also called gum disease. This oral health problem is typically caused by poor brushing and flossing habits and can result in bleeding, swollen gums, bad breath, toothaches, and even tooth loss. People who smoke, […]
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