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Taking care of your teeth is super important for staying healthy overall. But let's be real: Dental bills can be scary, especially if you don't have insurance. So, let's break it down. In Houston, Texas, the average cost of basic dental cleaning is $96, but it's...
Many young adults prefer Invisalign aligners over traditional braces because they are removable and clear. People who didn't have Invisalign as kids have a common question: “Does Invisalign take longer than braces?” Invisalign usually takes 6 to 18 months, while metal...
Our back teeth, called molars, are easily forgotten because we can't see them. But they are super important for keeping our teeth healthy and helping us chew our food properly. We usually only remember them when we get a sudden toothache or have trouble chewing our...
Dentures are a set of replacement teeth that you can pop in your mouth when you are missing some or all of your natural teeth. They are like those plastic teeth you might see in a prank shop, but they are way better and beneficial. Dentures help you chew food, talk,...
Tongue thrusting is also known as reverse or immature swallowing. It happens when your kid has a habit of pushing their tongue against their teeth when they swallow. It's common in kids but can mess with their dental development if left unchecked. However, pediatric...
The question “How does a dentist kill a nerve in your tooth?” can make you think, if they're killing the nerve, won't that make the tooth dead too? Not exactly. While the nerve is causing pain and sensitivity, it's not crucial for the tooth's function or health once...