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Protecting Your Teeth From Common Weight Loss Foods
By Paula |
Have you decided that the new year is a good time to get in shape and lose weight? Make sure you take advice from a dentist near you in Austin, TX before loading up on certain weight loss foods and beverages. Some of them may not be good for your teeth and gums, even if […]
Read More Carbonated Drinks and Your Dental Health
By Paula |
The standard American diet includes many beverages that aren’t so great for your teeth. For example, it’s no secret that sugary sodas are detrimental to your oral health. But what about diet sodas and sparkling water? Today, Dr. Helen Ragsdale and our laser dental center team in Austin, TX explores this topic and offers a […]
Read More Benefits of Laser Cavity Removal
By Paula |
Tooth decay is a leading cause of tooth loss. Fortunately, cavities can be effectively treated with dental fillings when detected early enough. This restorative process has been used for decades in dentistry to eliminate bacteria and protect the teeth from further damage. As new technology emerges, this procedure is becoming even more streamlined and less […]
Read More 7 Signs of Periodontitis
By Paula |
Could you have periodontitis, also known as moderate or severe gum disease? As you read this article, take note of seven of the most common signs of advanced periodontal disease. Recognize one or more of the symptoms? Call Dr. Helen Ragsdale in Austin, TX at (512) 346-4690 to schedule an appointment. 1. Bleeding Gums Put […]
Read More What to Expect with Dental Implants
By Paula |
A tooth consists of much more than just the crown – or the visible part of the tooth above the gum line. Each tooth has roots which extend far below the gums and into your jawbone. If you experience tooth loss from an injury, periodontal disease, or infection, replacing the root of your tooth with […]
Read More Bad Habits That Can Hurt Your Teeth: Tips from Your Local Dentist in Austin, TX
By Paula |
You’ve probably heard that it takes 21 days to break a habit, but research also suggests it takes 66 days to create a habit. That may seem like a long time, but you probably don’t even recognize habits until they’ve already become hardwired into your behavior. When it comes to caring for your teeth and […]
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