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Taking Care of Dental Implants
In our blog post, we talk about the process to replace missing teeth with dental implants, their benefits & how to care for them.
Welcome to Texas Dental!
Check out our blog post to learn about the payment options & comprehensive services at Texas Dental, your dentist in San Antonio, TX!
Emergency Dentist During COVID-19
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, our San Antonio, Texas dental office is operating under limited hours for emergencies only. The safety and health of our patients, our employees, and our community are our top priorities. Read our blog post for tips on staying safe during the pandemic.
When to Visit an Emergency Dentist
When a dental emergency happens, knowing how to react can make all of the difference. Read our blog post for information to help you decide whether you should visit an emergency dentist or not .
Discover Your Best Smile in 2020 with Lumineers & Veneers
We always want our patients to be proud of their smiles. Today, in our blog post, we want to showcase our veneers and Lumineers, two similar treatments that can deliver a smile you’ll want to show off.
How Do Dentures Stay in Place?
If you’re considering getting dentures to treat your missing teeth and restore the function of your mouth, you probably have some questions. Check out our blog post for answers!
Best Foods to Eat After Dental Surgery
After patients undergo dental surgery, including wisdom tooth extractions, our patients’ first question is often what are the best foods to eat after dental surgery. Read our blog post for tips on the best foods to eat after oral surgery.
Common Tooth Infection Symptoms
Just like any infection, tooth infections can be serious and dangerous, and are not to be ignored. Check out our blog post where we let you know why tooth infections are considered a dental emergency, and what symptoms you can look for.
Tips on How to Improve Gum Health
Keeping your teeth healthy isn’t the only goal of good oral hygiene; your gums are just as important. Check out our blog post for tips on improving your gum health.
Is Chronic Dry Mouth Bad for Oral Health?
Everyone experiences dry mouth occasionally — when we’re nervous, dehydrated, or sleeping with our mouth open. While these intermittent instances of dry mouth are not necessarily serious, regular dry mouth can lead to severe oral health complications including gum disease and tooth loss. Read our blog post to learn more!