Essential fatty acids (EFAs) are healthy fats that our bodies cannot produce on their own, so we must obtain them through our diet. These fats play crucial roles in various bodily functions, including supporting heart health, brain function, and, yes, even dental health. Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are two types of EFAs that contribute […] The post Essential Fatty Acids for Oral Health appeared first on Flower Mound Family Dentistry ..read more

Oral hygiene is a crucial practice in which we clean plaque, bits of food, and other build-ups from our smiles. This means brushing your teeth at least twice each day and flossing every day. If you skip these steps, then these harmful residues will cling to your teeth and weaken them. Flossing is necessary to clean between your teeth where a toothbrush cannot reach. You can see a heightened risk of cavities, gum disease, and other serious dental problems without proper flossing. When you go on vacation, you may look forward to relaxing. But you will still need to continue flossing each day whi ..read more

If your tooth hurts, the persistent pain can severely disrupt your day. Even if you think you can tolerate a toothache, you should not ignore it. Oral pain can signify a serious dental problem that may require intervention from your dentist. These types of dental concerns can worsen without dental treatment, so do not wait to call your dentist if you feel any oral pain. But you might notice that you can experience a few different kinds of tooth pain, and each can require a different dental solution to treat them. Review three types of toothaches you might notice in your smile, as well as what ..read more

As an adult, you likely know that you should visit your dentist on a regular basis in order to maintain a healthy smile. But did you know that kids need this routine dental care too? A child should start going to their dentist as soon as they grow their first baby tooth. Eventually, kids will lose their baby teeth to make room for permanent adult ones. But though those teeth fall out, their well-being plays a major role in the long-term oral health of the patient. They should attend dental check-ups at least twice a year, which will include targeted teeth cleanings. A family dentist can let yo ..read more

Your bi-yearly visits to Flower Mound Family Dentistry are terrific and necessary, but how do you know if you need to schedule an additional appointment? While keeping up with your hygiene and exams will do wonders for the health of your smile, there is still a possibility oral health issues may arise. We want to aid you in identifying these problems. Catching them early will ensure they can be treated promptly and will not become more severe. Helping our patients improve their smiles while saving money on treatment and time spent at our office is a priority! Everyone wants shining, healthy t ..read more

Everyone loves Summer! We understand how exciting vacations can be, but we want you to keep your smile in check!  Ways To Practice Good Oral Hygiene This Summer While oral health probably isn’t the first thing on your mind while traveling, it is surprising how easy it can be to take care of it with these simple tips in mind. First, make sure to keep your consumption of sugary foods in check Vacation is a perfect opportunity to treat yourself, and everyone deserves this! However, we want to make sure you avoid any potential dental issues that could form due to high sugar intake. You might ..read more

Summer is one of the best seasons to travel and explore new places. It is the perfect time to create new memories with friends and family. When traveling, part of the planning process is to prepare for unexpected instances, such as injuries or illnesses. However, dental emergencies are often overlooked. A toothache or broken tooth can happen to anyone, even when we are on vacation. Preparing for such dental emergencies can help you enjoy your summer travels without being derailed by unexpected tooth problems. Know what dental emergencies are Tooth pain or sensitivity, broken or missing teeth ..read more

Having a beautiful smile is something we all want, but there’s more to dental care than meets the eye. Taking proper care of your oral health isn’t just vital for aesthetics; it’s an integral part of your overall well-being. Routine check-ups and cleaning appointments are more than just a time to freshen up your teeth; they’re an opportunity to prevent future dental problems and ensure your complete health. Sadly, many people wait until they experience a painful dental emergency before visiting a dentist. Don’t be one of them! Get in touch with the Flower Mound Family Dentistry team and learn ..read more

April is a special month, not just because of April Fool’s Day and Easter! It is officially Oral Cancer Awareness Month, and the Flower Mound Family Dentistry team wanted to take the time to highlight an often-overlooked disease. Oral cancer can be deadly, but staying on top of your routine appointments can significantly aid in preventative measures and catching anomalies before they worsen. In addition to your cleaning and exam, one of our dentists will conduct an oral cancer screening to ensure nothing abnormal has developed.    So how serious is oral cancer, and why does it develo ..read more

Choosing a dental home is a big deal. Most patients prefer to stick with a provider for the long haul, especially if they have a family. At Flower Mound Family Dentistry, we have been blessed to be with patients throughout their lives and meet their friends and family members. We provide a warm, welcoming environment and unparalleled services. Our staff truly cares, and we want to give you some insight into why you should choose us to be your dental home! We offer various treatments for all needs, from cosmetic to restorative to oral surgery! Our team is proud to provide the vast majority of ..read more