Most people wouldn’t say that flossing is at the top of their list of favorite things to do. For that reason, a lot of people choose not to floss, while others only floss occasionally. However, flossing daily is important to your oral health, and it only takes a few...
A dental crown in Pleasanton, TX, is a nearly perfect replica of the tooth enamel layer of a tooth that has suffered decay and damage. It is commonly cast out of materials like porcelain, gold or durable base metal alloys. While it is impervious to the ravages of...
Oral care is vital this time of year. With Halloween approaching, why not keep up with your oral hygiene? Keeping up with your oral care is vital to fight off cavities and gum disease. To remind you and your family the basic of oral care, our team has provided a list...
There have been many articles posted online over the past several years claiming that there is little scientific backing to the practice of flossing. This has been incredibly unfortunate because those studies have been misrepresented by the internet’s love of...
If you want the best oral health possible, it’s best to take great care of your gums. Your gums are very important tissues that help you have the healthiest and most beautiful smile. To help you take proper care of them, our Republic Dental team recommends that you do...
If you have braces, it’s best to keep your smile in tip-top shape by having a good oral hygiene routine. When you take great care of your teeth, you won’t need to worry about tooth decay, gum disease, or smile discoloration. So, to help you keep your teeth clean and...
If your gums bleed every time you eat, brush your teeth, floss, or just relax, it’s not a normal occurrence and you should be concerned. Bleeding gums are a sign that your oral cavity may be unhealthy, or it may be a sign that is linked to one or more of the four...
No one likes the aches and pain of tooth decay. No one enjoys having their teeth drilled. And no one ever wants a tooth extracted. In order to prevent the troubles caused by cavities, there are a few things you should know about tooth decay first. You Are What You Eat...
