Root Canals – What You Should Know - Imperial Dental Center Sugar Land

16 Jul Emergency Dental Care, Steps to Take and How to Prepare at Home

Posted at 19:56h in Dental Hygiene, dental services, Emergency Dental Care, family dentistry, tooth pain

Imperial Dental Center recently added a soft tissue laser to our practice. There is concern about the process and discomfort. However, dental technology has come a long way, and at Imperial Dental Center, our priority is to provide patients with the best possible dental care...

21 Sep Dental Care for Baby Boomers

Posted at 19:02h in Dental Hygiene, dental services

We are in the business of smiles, but did you know dental care needs vary by age? Before being outpaced by Millennials, Baby Boomers were once the largest generation of our time. Born between 1946 and 1964, Boomers are now at an age where their...

21 Jun The Role of Dental Hygienists in Oral Health

Posted at 17:06h in dental services

Friendly-faced and welcoming, the dental hygienist is often the first person you'll meet on your journey to a healthier smile. They play a crucial role in maintaining oral health and acting as the bridge between the dentist and the patient. What is a Dental Hygienist? Dental hygienists...

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20 May How Your Dentist Can Help Detect Sleep Apnea

Posted at 22:49h in dental services, family dentistry, Teeth grinding

From a gentle flutter to a roof-lifting rumble, snoring can cause sleepless nights for you and your partner. More than just an annoyance, snoring may be caused by the sleep disorder Obstructive Sleep Apnea. About 90 million Americans suffer from snoring, and as many as...

Dental Cavities Dry Mouth Gum Disease Dentist in Sugar Land TX

21 Apr The Link Between Medications and Cavities

Posted at 17:38h in Dental Hygiene, dental services, Gum Disease, tooth decay

Prescribed medications serve a purpose to help us manage a disease, ease pain, or heal from injury. In 2021, the Health Policy Institute reported that about 66% of U.S. adults were taking at least one prescription drug per day. More than 260 million users take...

Chewing Gum Dental Hygiene Cavities Dentist in Sugar Land TX

24 Mar Is Chewing Gum Safe For Your Teeth?

Posted at 15:42h in Dental Hygiene, dental services, family dentistry, Plaque, tooth decay

Chewing gum was found over 9000 years ago in ancient European and Native American cultures. Today, over 160 million Americans enjoy bubble gum and chewing gum, with a U.S. market that has grown to $8.1 billion dollars in annual sales. What’s so great about chewing...

Fluoride Toothpaste Dental Hygiene Dentist in Sugar Land TX

16 Feb Is Fluoride Toothpaste Safe?

Posted at 20:49h in Dental Hygiene, dental services

Most of us have adopted a daily brushing and flossing routine to care for our teeth and actively fight against cavities. Fluoride-containing toothpaste acts as an additional shield in the prevention of oral bacteria and cavity-causing tooth decay. What Is Fluoride? Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral...

Dental Hygiene Cavities Dentist in Sugar Land TX

24 Jan Are Energy Drinks Safe for Your Teeth?

Posted at 17:09h in Dental Hygiene, dental services, Tooth Sensitivity

Consuming an energy drink prior to working out is said to improve physical endurance and alertness with a combination of caffeine and other ingredients touted to be good for you. Energy drinks also contain sugar - a lot of sugar along with a very high...

Cracked Teeth Fractured Cusp Dental Hygiene Dentist in Sugarland TX

18 Nov Why You Should Never Ignore A Cracked Tooth

Posted at 22:42h in Cracked tooth, dental services, Teeth grinding, tooth pain

As we carry our adult teeth for a lifetime, they become exposed to natural wear and tear. What causes a cracked tooth and how do you know when it’s time to call your dentist? Here are common types of cracked teeth and what to do...

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12 Oct 5 Causes of Dry Mouth

Posted at 14:55h in Dental Hygiene, dental services, family dentistry

If you have woke in the night feeling absolutely parched or have gone through the day with the continued feeling of cottonmouth, you may be experiencing xerostomia, more commonly known as dry mouth. Dry mouth occurs when salivary glands do not produce enough saliva to...

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