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Are you having a barbecue to celebrate the end of summer? It's a delicious way to celebrate as school season starts! Just remember to brush and floss afterward. What are your favorite barbecue foods? Let us know in the comments!
Of course we smile when we feel happy, but there's evidence to show that the link between smiling and happiness might go both ways — the simple act of smiling can make us feel a little better! Even a fake smile releases endorphins (the feel-good hormone), so it might be worth smiling in the face of a rough day; it might just improve.
That simple endorphin boost from smiling gives us a lot of other benefits far beyond a mood boost. Endorphins reduce pain and relieve stress because they function a lot like painkillers. Unlike painkillers, however, they don't cause side effects!
Over time, endorphins can have cumulative positive effects on our health. The simple habit of smiling more can lead to long-term health benefits such as increased resilience against illnesses and a decreased risk of getting cancer. The better we are at managing our stress, the fewer stress-induced mutations our cells will go through, making cancer less likely.
Studies show that people perceive smiling faces to be younger and more attractive, but a lifetime of regular smiling and the benefits it brings can actually contribute to living longer. And it's easier to smile confidently with healthy teeth and gums!
Keep on believing you can do anything because you can! We believe in you!
August is National Wellness Month! Your oral health is a vital part of your overall well-being. Regular dental checkups, proper oral hygiene, and a balanced diet are essential for optimal dental health. This month, take a step towards a healthier you by prioritizing your smile! Schedule your checkup before the month is over! Call us to book yours.
Don’t wait for the pain to come until you schedule an appointment with us! Keep up with regular dental check-ups for your best oral health.
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Keep your breath fresh and oral hygiene sparkling with these 5 fresh breath tips!
August is here! We are excited to make the most of every moment it brings.
Bad breath, medically called halitosis, can result from poor dental hygiene and may be a sign of other health problems. Bad breath can also be made worse by the types of foods you eat and other unhealthy lifestyle habits!
Kick off the school year with confidence! Schedule your appointment today and shine bright all year long.
Did you know that having a beautiful smile can boost your confidence? At our practice, we offer numerous services to help you achieve your best smile. Schedule your appointment today!
Achieve an Olympic gold medal smile that shines like a champion with us!
We're dedicated to ensuring your oral health journey is supported by expert care and personalized attention. Whether it's routine check-ups, cosmetic enhancements, or specialized treatments, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
As parents, every milestone a new baby reaches is incredibly exciting, and sometimes we can get impatient and even start worrying long before we should. To get out in front of that tendency, let's lay out the average schedule of baby teeth development and eruption.
The process of growing teeth (called odontogenesis) begins in week six of pregnancy and continues after the teeth have begun erupting because the roots still have some growing to do. Babies typically get their teeth two by two, starting with the bottom front teeth somewhere between six and ten months old. Next are usually the top front teeth between months eight and twelve. After that, they get their bottom lateral incisors, then the top lateral incisors.
You might expect the canines to be next, but nope! Next up are the lower molars, then the upper molars, and only then is it time for the canines. Completing the set of baby teeth is the second set of molars, which will usually arrive by age three.
There's no need to worry if baby teeth seem slow to arrive, but if there still aren't any by the 18-month mark, a dentist should take a look. No matter whether teeth are early or late, though, bring them to the dentist once the first tooth erupts!
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Time for a fresh start! Remember to change your toothbrush if it's frayed or every 3 months for a healthier smile.
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Do you know someone looking for a new dental home? Refer them to us! We offer a wide range of oral care solutions and amenities. Tag them in the comments!
With so much bacteria in our mouths, it’s vital to brush and floss your teeth daily to keep tooth decay at bay.
Have you been indulging in fresh summer citrus fruits or glasses of ice-cold lemonade? You may feel tempted to brush your teeth afterward. However, you'll want to wait at least 30 minutes, as the acidic qualities of these foods and drinks can harm your teeth. Chew some gum instead!
Tag a friend in the comments to remind them of this helpful tip!
We just want to say thank you to our amazing patients! You brighten our days and make our work so rewarding.
As you plan your vacation, remember to pack your oral hygiene essentials. A travel-sized toothbrush and toothpaste, a small pack of floss, and any oral appliances, like retainers or snore guards. All will ensure your smile stays healthy while you are away!
Where are you planning on getting away? Let us know in the comments!
Anyone who swims or scuba dives frequently could encounter some unique dental issues if they aren't careful. Let's take a closer look at the big ones.
The longer teeth are exposed to acidic chlorine ions in pool water, the more likely they are to develop brown or yellow stains. These are called swimmer's calculus. As good as chlorine is at keeping a public pool sanitary for all swimmers, it can become acidic enough to affect tooth enamel. Swimmers can minimize this effect by swimming with their mouths closed as much as possible and drinking plenty of water to rinse traces of pool water off of their teeth.
Scuba divers have a different set of concerns, particularly "tooth squeeze" or barodontalgia. That feeling of pressure building up in the ears when diving to the bottom of the pool is very similar to what happens inside each tooth, especially teeth with untreated cavities or ineffective dental treatment. The pressure can build to such a degree that it can even fracture teeth, which is why we strongly encourage divers to visit the dentist before starting a new diving season.
Divers often also deal with ill-fitting scuba mouthpieces, which can lead to jaw strain and even TMD symptoms. We recommend getting a custom-fitted mouthpiece to protect the teeth and jaws.
If you’re wondering if you should floss today, the answer is YES! Daily flossing keeps your smile healthy and bright.
It's grilling season and we want to know what you love throwing on the grill! Comment your favorite choice below.
Did you know that there are over 300 species of bacteria plaque? Yikes! We hope that's inspired you to brush. Plus, remember to schedule your checkup too! Our team can get rid of the buildup of plaque from your teeth.
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Let Your Family Dentist Keep You Smiling
This summer, don’t forget to make time for your dental health.
Bring your loved ones to see your Hurst, TX family dentist. Schedule a checkup for a professional cleaning and exam. Get restorative care, or consider making cosmetic improvements for yourself.
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Let freedom ring! Wishing you a safe and joyful Fourth of July filled with love, laughter, and patriotic pride!
Happy early 4th of July from our team! While you're enjoying the festivities, remember to take care of your smile! Remember: stay hydrated, limit sugary treats, and don't forget to smile! It's your best accessory.
Tag us in photos of your celebrations tomorrow so we can celebrate with you!
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
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4550 W. Eldorado Pkwy, Suite #107
McKinney, TX
75070
Opening Hours
Monday | 8:30am - 7pm |
Tuesday | 8:30am - 5pm |
Wednesday | 8:30am - 5pm |
Thursday | 8:30am - 5pm |
Friday | 8:30am - 4pm |
Saturday | 8:30am - 2pm |
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