Dental implants feel so natural that it’s easy to forget they need special care. While implants don’t get cavities, the gums and bone around them can still get inflamed. With the right home routine, professional maintenance, and smart lifestyle choices, your implants can look great and function comfortably for the long haul. Daily Home Care […]
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“I brush and floss—do I really need a checkup every six months?” Absolutely. Professional cleanings and exams do more than polish your teeth; they catch small issues before they become urgent, tailor advice to your mouth, and keep your breath fresh and confidence high. Here’s what to expect at Eversmiles Dental and how each step
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Sometimes the healthiest choice is to say goodbye to a problem tooth. When a tooth is severely cracked, infected beyond repair, or too weak to hold a crown, a carefully planned extraction can relieve pain and protect neighboring teeth. Here’s what to expect at Eversmiles Dental—from the first numbing drop to the last follow-up—and how
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“A root canal is painful.” “It takes forever.” “It’s better to pull the tooth.” You’ve probably heard these myths, but modern endodontic care is a different story. If you’re dealing with lingering pain to heat or cold, biting sensitivity, or a pimple-like bump on the gums, root canal therapy may be the most comfortable, conservative
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A toothache can hijack your day in minutes. While the best fix happens in a dental chair, smart steps at home can reduce pain and prevent a small issue from becoming a big one. Use this calm, practical guide to get through the next few hours—and know when to call us right away. First: Identify
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Healthy gums don’t bleed. If yours do, your body is sending an early warning. Gum disease (periodontal disease) is common, but it’s also highly manageable when caught early. Here’s how to recognize the signs, understand the stages, and protect your smile with today’s proven treatments. Gingivitis vs. Periodontitis: What’s the Difference? Gingivitis is inflammation of
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When a tooth aches so badly that it wakes you up at night, it’s tempting to think, “Just pull it.” However, removing a tooth isn’t always the fastest or most cost-effective path to relief. In many cases, a root canal—paired with a durable crown—can save your natural tooth, stop the pain, and protect your bite
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Nervous about the dentist? You’re not alone. If the sounds, smells, or simply the thought of treatment makes your heart race, sedation dentistry can turn an anxious visit into a calm, predictable experience. At Eversmiles Dental in Pasadena, TX, we offer options like nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation to help you breathe easier—literally and
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Your child’s first dental experiences set the tone for a lifetime of oral health. With a friendly approach and simple routines, you can make visits positive and protect little teeth from decay. This guide covers what to expect at the first appointment, how to build easy home habits, and when to consider sealants or fluoride—so
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Does the sound of a dental drill make your heart race? You’re not alone. Millions put off care because of anxiety, sensitive gag reflexes, or difficulty getting numb. Sedation dentistry in Pasadena, TX offers safe options that help you relax—from simple cleanings to longer restorative visits—so you can get the care you need without fear.
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