205 E Houston St.
Cleveland, TX 77327
(281) 592-1234
When your bite is imbalanced and your jaw joints strained, this could cause painful disorders known as TMJ disorder (or TMD) and bruxism (chronic teeth grinding). Without treatment, this could complicate how you eat and speak, and even lead to damaged smiles! In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will discuss how we offer relief.
When you take time to brush and floss every day, you lower your risk of issues like tooth decay and gum disease. However, that is only if you’re using the toothbrush and floss the right way. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will discuss how you and your family should brush and floss to keep smiles strong and healthy.
Have your children started school year? Starting next week, many schools in the area will be starting back. Which means time is running out to buy supplies and get ready for the new year. We would like to remind you to consider scheduling a checkup visit for your kids before the school year starts! In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will talk about how we help improve little smiles.
For longevity and a natural appearance, we may suggest replacing missing teeth with one or more dental implants. But what makes them so long-lasting and stable? To understand that, you need to know what they’re made from. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will look at the placement of lifelike implants.
We offer our patients access to custom dentures that not only fit comfortably, but provide a lifelike appearance too. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist discusses how a set of dentures could restore the function, beauty, and health of your smile, and exactly how we create them. A full smile is possible for people with multiple missing teeth!
A gap in your smile could be a source of embarrassment, and lead to complications for the health and beauty of your smile. Fortunately, for more minor cases of tooth loss, we could help with a custom made and lifelike dental bridge. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will discuss our crown and implant-supported options.
Often, our restorative dental treatments involve solutions for cavities or infections, such as fillings, crowns, or root canals. But what if a problem is too severe for these solutions? To prevent the spread of infection or other complications, we may need to remove the tooth. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will explain how we safely extract teeth.
At one time, receiving a dental crown meant a pretty major time commitment, with at least two to three visits required. However, to prevent our busy patients from being overburdened, we’ve started using the CEREC system to create and place them in a single sitting. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist talks about same-day crowns!
You’ve probably heard a lot about root canal procedures over the years. After all, many people associate this with major discomfort or invasive care. However, we always take steps to ensure your procedure is comfortable, and comparable to receiving a simple filling. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist talks about root canal therapy.
If you have a cavity, this could mean painful aches or sensitivity when you eat and drink. To bring relief and prevent further problems for your smile, you may need a filling. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will discuss how we use a dental filling to stop the spread of a cavity, and also an option that blends with your tooth.