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Tooth Extraction or Root Canal: Which is Best for You?
added on: December 7, 2018

When you’re dealing with tooth pain or severe decay you may think that a tooth extraction is your only option. However, at our dental office in El Paso, we want all of our patients to know that there may be another option available that can save your tooth. The Truth… Read More…


Want a Better Smile? Stop Doing These 5 Things
added on: November 20, 2018

Protecting your smile and maintaining good oral health goes beyond daily brushing and flossing. In fact, many things that cause tooth damage are a result of the things we do every day, sometimes multiple times a day, without realizing it. The team at our dental office in El Paso wants… Read More…


How to Get a Better Looking Smile
added on: October 17, 2018

Our smiles are one of the first things others notice about us, and they can say a lot about who we are. After all, we use our smiles to display friendliness as well as express emotions. But if you’re unhappy with the way your smile looks, it may affect your… Read More…


All About Dental Hygienists
added on: October 8, 2018

This month we’re taking some time to thank our dental hygienists, and with good reason. Every October is recognized as National Dental Hygiene Month. It’s 31 days dedicated to not only recognizing the important role dental hygienists have at our dental office in El Paso, but also to educate patients… Read More…


“How Do I Cure Bad Breath?”
added on: September 24, 2018

Bad breath is an incredibly common thing that we hear about everyday at our dental office in El Paso. Affecting nearly 80 million Americans, bad breath can be embarrassing and affect the lives of those who have it. But bad breath sufferers don’t need to live that way forever. There… Read More…


Why Your Mouth Waters
added on: August 14, 2018

When we talk about your mouth watering, we’re not referring to the sensation you may experience when smelling or eating something delicious. At our dental office in El Paso, we talk about mouth watering in terms of dental health. While saliva is an important part of maintaining good oral health,… Read More…


Manual Toothbrush, or Electric Toothbrush? That is the Question…
added on: July 11, 2018

We all know that we need to brush our teeth everyday to maintain a healthy mouth and smile. But choosing the right tool for the job can be confusing. The hardest choice we used to have was picking the best color. Now we’re bombarded with tons of options ranging from… Read More…


Oral Health for Men
added on: June 7, 2018

The team at our dental office in El Paso encourages all of our patients to see us for a checkup twice a year. But research shows that the American male population doesn’t typically tend to follow that rule of thumb. So this month, in honor of Men’s Health Month, we… Read More…


Doing This for 4 Minutes Every Day Can Keep You Healthy
added on: May 17, 2018

There are 1,440 minutes in a day. Dedicating four of those minutes to brushing your teeth will not only help protect your smile and keep your breath fresh, but it can also protect your overall health. While brushing your teeth may seem like a pretty simple task, there are a… Read More…


Are Allergies to Blame for Dental Problems?
added on: May 10, 2018

At our dental office in El Paso, we know that there are a lot of things that can affect oral health — from genetics to tobacco use, to not brushing enough to eating too much sugar. But can your allergies actually be one of those things that puts you at… Read More…


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Dec24

Understanding the Link Between Depression Medications and Dry Mouth

The winter months can feel long and gloomy. For many, shorter days and colder temperatures can lead to a dip in mood, commonly known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Depression and anxiety can impact overall health, and so can the medications used to treat them. One side effect many people... Read More...

Dec9

Do Smart Toothbrushes Really Improve Oral Health?

It seems like everything nowadays is smart. Smartphones, smartwatches, and now, even smart toothbrushes. From tracking how long you brush to making sure you’re using the right pressure, smart toothbrushes promise a high-tech approach to better oral hygiene. But does the added cost of these devices really offset how much... Read More...