If you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), then you’re likely exhausted and could be suffering from impacts on your overall health (and even your heart health). Fortunately, we can offer a comfortable treatment option, one that doesn’t even require the use of a CPAP machine. In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist talks about oral appliance therapy.
How We Test For Sleep Apnea
In our last blog, we discussed how obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) could impact your oral health and lead to problems with your immune system or cardiovascular system. But if you’re feeling tired and exhausted each day, how will we test for OSA? In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist talks about how we test in-office and at-home!
What Do You Know About Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a serious disorder that impacts millions of people in the United States. Without treatment, this could eventually strain your immune system and cardiovascular health! In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist talks about the causes and warning signs of sleep apnea.
Could Brushing And Flossing Prevent Toothaches
Toothaches are often caused by tooth decay, a common oral health issue that could lead to infection or even tooth loss in some cases. But daily care from home could help prevent toothaches and cavities! In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist wants to offer tips for better brushing and flossing each and every day.
Do You Need Dentures Or A Dental Bridge?
When you are missing a tooth, it is essential to fill the space as soon as possible. In fact, studies have shown that missing teeth correlate to cognitive decline as you get older. This is due, in part, to the fact that many people cease getting sufficient nutrients from their food, as their chewing is hindered. This, combined with the aesthetics of missing a tooth, indicates the importance of having a complete smile. Two of the most common tools for completing one’s smile are dental bridges and dentures. In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist discusses both restorative prosthetics and lets you know the situations that necessitate one or the other. (more…)
Straightening Your Smile With Orthodontic Treatment
When you or a member of your family have an uneven smile, this could lead to issues with the appearance and health of your smile. To correct their position, you could benefit from orthodontic treatment. In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist talks about braces and our ClearCorrect aligners.
Jawbone Grafting Could Rebuild A Smile
When you lose a tooth, you don’t just end up with a gap in your smile. Over time, you could also develop a weakened jawbone that complicates tooth replacement. In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist talks about how we prepare your smile for dental implant placement with jawbone grafting.
Sleep Apnea Takes A Toll On Your Health
Is something wrong with your nightly rest? There are certain warning signs that you can look out for if you think something is wrong with your sleep. When you frequently struggle with fatigue, have a tendency to snore heavily, and experience problems associated with sleep deprivation, it could be sleep apnea. There are other concerns you will have to look out for if you do not treat this condition. Long-term sleep troubles interfere with your emotional as well as your physical health, and it can make you vulnerable to high blood pressure. At our Celina, TX dentist’s office, we can provide oral appliance therapy to help you breathe more easily and remain asleep! (more…)
When You Need Same-Day Dental Implants
We recently discussed the benefits of placing dental implants, addressing tooth loss and preserving your smile. In many cases, this takes two visits with months in between for the placement area to heal. However, your Celina, TX, dentist could also place dental implants same-day!
Dental Implants Can Last Decades
When you lose a tooth, you could receive a replacement option that not only looks great, but can last for decades to come. In today’s blog, your Celina, TX, dentist talks about how dental implants provide sturdy and lifelike replacements that could last decades to come! They could address a single missing tooth, or even offer fixed dentures.
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