Formerly Rolling Oaks Dental
Formerly Rolling Oaks Dental
When your wisdom teeth start coming in, it’s common to feel mild pain that gradually increases in intensity. The pain is sporadic at first, but it’s likely you will eventually be in enough pain that removal is necessary. However, having your wisdom teeth removed when you first start to feel discomfort is ideal.
If you’ve ever had a cavity, you’re probably familiar with that little moment of dread when your dentist says, “You have a cavity.” But the truth is, getting a tooth filled is one of the most straightforward and effective ways to protect your smile. However, when we hear from patients who’ve visited our team at…
Everyone wants pearly whites that sparkle and shine! A healthy, radiant smile is a joy to have and a joy for others to behold. Surprisingly enough, one of the best ways to keep your smile healthy and bright is to see your dentist regularly for routine cleanings. If you’re looking for a skilled dentist to…
The key to good oral health is practicing solid oral hygiene and addressing issues as they arise. When it comes to cavities, the best way to catch them early is with regular dental checkups. If your Garden Ridge, Texas, dentist fills your cavity as soon as it appears, you have a better chance of saving…
Your teeth will endure a lot over the years simply from daily use. Chances are you’ll experience wear and tear, damage from dental injury or decay at some point, weakening your smile. At Dougherty Cosmetic Dentistry, we can restore vulnerable teeth with dental crowns to avoid premature tooth loss. Getting a dental crown or two…
Years ago, if you wanted to straighten your teeth, you had one option: bulky, uncomfortable metal braces with brackets and wires. Not only did metal braces cause discomfort, but some also disliked their appearance. But the world of orthodontics has changed, and advances in modern orthodontics offer more discrete ways to straighten teeth. The good…
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of teeth to emerge, usually between the ages of 17 and 25. While some people never face issues with their wisdom teeth, others may experience complications necessitating their removal. Understanding the reasons for removal and the subsequent aftercare is crucial for a smooth recovery….