Our daily activities require some jaw movement. Talking, eating, laughing, or even yawning involves our jaw joint. The jaw joint known as the temporomandibular joint connects our mandible (lower jawbone) to our temporal bone (right beneath our temple). The TMJ is responsible for side to side movement of... Museum Smiles Blog
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October 09, 2015
Our daily activities require some jaw movement. Talking, eating, laughing, or even yawning involves our jaw joint. The jaw joint known as the temporomandibular joint connects our mandible (lower jawbone) to our temporal bone (right beneath our temple). The TMJ is responsible for side to side movement of... September 18, 2015
When it comes to maintaining the proper dental health, the never-ending battle to avoid the onset of tooth decay remains a top priority for Fort Worth residents and beyond. In striving to reach that lofty goal, steps have to be taken in order to prevent dual dangers like plaque and bacteria from laying the groundwork for... Category:
September 03, 2015
From the sound of drills to memories of white knuckles, there is no shortage of reasons that a dental visit is one of the top phobias. It is understandable that any mention of injections can cause palpitations. But there are a plethora of ways to make a visit less cumbersome to patients.
Rest assured, many dental professionals have to overcome one fear or another; hence we are well... August 17, 2015
Your teeth are like a flock of sheep just shorn,coming up from the washing.
Each has its twin;
not one of them is alone.
Song of Solomon 4:2 Teeth come in pairs! Their presence and/or absence can mark our smile, giving it character. About a tenth of the general population are missing teeth due to natural causes. Many people don’t develop a number of teeth. The most common...
August 10, 2015
Smiles are contagious! And a smile is a worth a thousand words. It would be great to have bright smile every day. However, diet and habit can stain the pearly whites behind the smile.
There are different staining patterns that require a number of methods for removal. Stains are extrinsic or intrinsic. Extrinisic stains can be removed by brushing or a... August 03, 2015
Our patients’ enthusiasm is so contagious, when they call and say, “I now have dental insurance! So I would like to schedule my dental checkup.” We are excited about partnering with people in their oral health and always ready to get them the care that they truly deserve. So we jump right into calling... July 17, 2015
Our teeth can outlive us! Enamel is the outer surface of teeth and is the hardest substance in the body. However, exposure to acidic foods and beverages can significantly weaken enamel and cause decay leading to a broken tooth. A fractured tooth is a painful dental emergency. It brings up concerns about comfort and eating if there is a... July 14, 2015
There are so many recommended home remedies for our systemic health, ranging from tomatoes curing acne to sugar alleviating hiccups. One of the newest trending remedies is oil pulling! Oil pulling is rinsing and swishing oil in your mouth for 20-30 minutes. Now who does that? And does it really work?
Ayurveda is a type of complementary and alternative... July 06, 2015
A person’s smile can directly affect their self-esteem and influence their interaction with others. Oftentimes, people are uncomfortable with the color or shape of their teeth and large gaps. Some people avoid smiling in order to compensate. However, veneers are changing the way people view their smiles.
Veneers are a... Category:
June 04, 2015
Periodontal disease is an infection of gums and tissues that hold the teeth in place. It is a common chronic infection that affects about 50% of American adults.
The signs of periodontal disease include... 