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Adult's Dentistry

Your Family's Health Hub.

The progression of tooth decay and gum disease is insidious. Left unchecked, these seemingly minor issues escalate to painful problems, emergency dental visits, and ultimately, tooth loss.

It's An Infection.

Oral bacteria require energy to survive. Unfortunately, they feed on sugars and simple carbohydrates, producing acids that damage teeth and gums. A balanced diet helps maintain a healthy oral ecosystem.

Bacterial waste doesn't just disappear, it damages teeth. Acidic residues weaken enamel, create holes, and lead to painful cavities, emphasizing the importance of oral hygiene.

Periodontal disease, fueled by toxic bacterial waste, ravages gums and bone, ultimately leading to tooth loss and denture dependence - a preventable fate.

Stay ahead of oral health issues with routine checkups and cleanings. Our expert team identifies potential problems, removes harmful bacteria, and strengthens enamel.

The inflammatory cycle of gum disease can have far-reaching consequences. Mouth bacteria enter the bloodstream through bleeding gums, traveling to the heart and brain, damaging vessels, and potentially leading to heart attacks, strokes, and other serious conditions.

Keep Your Mouth Healthy with These Simple Tips:

Brush twice daily for 2 minutes, and floss once daily:

Two minutes may seem long, but it's worth it! Use an electric toothbrush timer or phone app to stay on track. Not a fan of flossing? Explore alternatives like toothpicks, proxabrushes, or Waterpik.

Rinse and replace, Clean your toothbrush after use and swap it every 3 months:

Bacteria linger on toothbrushes, threatening to re-infect your mouth with each use. Regular rinsing and replacement can keep these germs at bay, protecting your oral health.

Minimize sugar exposure, Use a straw when consuming sugary drinks:

Using a straw helps safeguard your smile by redirecting sugary liquids to the back of the mouth, minimizing direct contact with teeth.

Drink water after meals:

Drinking water cleans larger food deposits from teeth while providing essential hydration for overall health and wellbeing.

Immediate treatment prevents cavities from progressing.

Cavities often don't cause pain until they become more severe. Remember, a small amount of tooth decay can quickly escalate.

Visit your hygienist every six months:

The risk of serious dental issues greatly decreases when you visit us twice a year. Patients who prioritize preventive dentistry in their schedules and budgets usually experience fewer dental visits and lower costs over time compared to those who wait for emergencies to arise.

At Smiline Dental Texas in Garland, TX, we aim to help our patients achieve optimal oral health. Don’t forget to keep up with your preventive cleanings and check-ups to maintain a healthy and beautiful smile.