General Dentistry
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How Is Fluoride Used in Preventative Dentistry?
Our team at Contemporary Cosmetic Dentistry uses fluoride as one of many preventative measures to keep a patient’s smile healthy. If you are considering fluoride treatments, continue reading to find out more! How Is Fluoride Used in Preventative Dentistry? Fluoride is often used in a variety of forms as a preventative measure against tooth decay. Fluoride…
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What Is a Dental Crown?
Dental crowns are one of many restorations used by Dr. John Schmid of Austin, TX, to restore the smile, specifically individual teeth that might be compromised, weakened, or broken. With a visit to his practice, you can learn more about this and other dental treatments used to improve the function, appearance, and health of individual…
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3 Ways You’re Probably Not Taking Care Of Your Toothbrush (But Should Be!)
Your toothbrush is one of the most critical tools in your dental hygiene arsenal. It is the first line of defense against plaque and bacteria that can lead to cavities and gum disease. But how well are you taking care of your toothbrush? Chances are, you’re not doing everything you could be to ensure that your toothbrush…
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3 Foods That Are Terrible For Your Teeth
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‘Tis The Season For A Healthy Holiday Smile!
The holidays are a great time to get together with family and friends and take lots of photos! But if you’re not careful, all those photos could be a little bit embarrassing – especially if you’re not careful about your dental hygiene. Unfortunately, poor dental hygiene is all too common and can lead to some serious…
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What Is the Best Type of Filling for Teeth?
There are several reasons to get a dental filling. You may be dealing with a cavity, small holes in your teeth, a fractured tooth, or even a gradual loss of tooth structure. Just as there are many reasons to get a dental filling, there are many different types of tooth filling materials available. In the past,…
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How Long Does It Take for Plaque to Turn Into Tartar?
From a young age, we’re told we must brush twice daily and floss once a day to protect our teeth from plaque. Hopefully, as adults, we continue following this advice, but it’s important to know a little about what we’re fighting with our toothbrushes and floss. It takes only 48 short hours for plaque to…
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Yearly Reminder: Take Care of Your Teeth this Halloween
It’s Halloween time again, which means candy, cookies, and other sweets that can encourage tooth decay. While you needn’t abstain or even shy away from the goodies of the season, it is important for your oral health that you pay extra attention to your daily habits and make sure you are taking steps to protect…
