The Truth About “Waiting It Out” With Tooth Pain

Tooth pain has a way of disrupting your entire day, making it difficult to focus on work, enjoy meals, or get a good night’s sleep. When that first twinge appears, many people hope it will simply go away on its own, especially if the discomfort comes and goes. While this wait-and-see approach might seem reasonable, understanding what tooth pain really means can help you make better decisions about when to seek professional care. Read on to learn more.

What Is Toothache Day And Why Is It Important?

February has a couple of well-known holidays that everyone celebrates: Valentine’s Day and President’s Day. However, there is a lesser-known holiday that takes place on February 9th that we would like to bring to your attention — Toothache Day. We all know that toothaches are no fun, so you may be wondering why we would celebrate this day. Read on to learn more about the importance of this day and why you should consider celebrating it.

Why Are My Teeth So Sensitive?

Now that December has arrived and the temperatures are cooler in Texas, we know that many of our patients have switched to enjoying hot beverages during the brisk mornings. Do you find that your teeth are extremely sensitive when drinking or eating something with drastic temperatures, such as hot coffee or cold milk in your cereal? If so, you are experiencing a condition that, although common, can be a sign that you may have a serious oral health concern that needs to be addressed. Read on to learn more.