Avion Dental & Orthodontics Blog

Tooth sensitivity may not seem like that big of a deal until you can’t enjoy your morning coffee or that delicious ice cream cone you’ve been craving. So naturally if your teeth aren’t already sensitive, you probably don’t want to do anything to make them that way. But what about when it comes to getting veneers? Sure, it would be great to have a gorgeous grin, but if it’s only going to make your teeth hurt, what’s the point? Here’s what you can expect from veneers, and how to keep your newly improved smile from causing you pain.

Are you unhappy with the state of your smile and ready to do something about it? Whether you’ve recently discovered flaws in your teeth, or you’ve been battling them for decades, you deserve a smile that you can proudly show off to the world. However, getting to that point isn’t always easy, but you don’t have to go at it alone; your cosmetic dentist can certainly help! Continue reading to learn a little more about some of the ways that cosmetic dentistry can correct flaws with teeth, along with some of the other enticing benefits these services have to offer.

Dentures are the tried-and-true solution for replacing missing teeth because they provide so many benefits. With them in place, you’ll have beautifully restored, complete arches to smile confidently, enunciate words, and eat healthier foods to support your oral and overall health.

However, it often takes new patients about a month to adjust to their new prosthetics and learn to eat correctly with them in place. Continue reading to learn 3 helpful hints that can ease your transition!

Your dentures should fit snugly but comfortably on your gums. You should be able to rely on them to provide you with a confident bite and attractive smile. But what if your lower denture won’t stay in place? That can be both annoying and embarrassing. What causes this problem, and what can you do about it? This blog post aims to provide some helpful information.

Did you know skipping your regular dental checkups could be costing you more than you think? It’s true! Many people don’t realize their dental insurance benefits reset every year, and any unused funds are lost for good. Visiting your dentist before the year ends isn’t just good for your teeth—it’s good for your wallet, too! Continue reading to see how seeing your dentist and using your benefits might be the best investment you make this year!

Have you ever felt a sharp twinge from a hot coffee or a cold drink? It’s certainly uncomfortable, and it may make you wonder if a trip to the dentist is necessary. While not all sensitivity points to a serious issue, knowing when to get emergency care can make all the difference for your oral health. Continue reading to learn more about tooth sensitivity and the signs that may point to a dental emergency.

Braces have allowed millions of people with mild to severe dental misalignments to achieve straighter and healthier smiles that can last for a lifetime. While this orthodontic treatment is incredibly common, there are a few popular falsehoods about them floating around that might give some people the wrong idea of how they work. Here are three common misconceptions about traditional metal braces as well as the facts about this effective orthodontic method.

As the last quarter of 2024 is drawing near, many people are thinking about shopping for insurance in the new year. If you are in the market for a new dental policy, you may have come across some unfamiliar terms, such as “deductible.” What exactly are dental insurance deductibles, and what should you know about them? This blog post explains some important information.

Dental insurance is never a waste, as it’s almost crucial to modern dental care. A good policy can reduce most treatment costs in the right cases! Still, don’t forget: such facts only apply when you’re well-informed and buy an ideal dental plan for your needs. You should trust your Dallas dentist to help you make the best possible choice. To that end, consider these three things to know when buying dental insurance.

Occasionally, you may experience a range of toothaches, from minor discomfort due to a cavity to severe pain indicating a more significant issue. While mild toothaches can typically be resolved with a filling, more severe pain may indicate a larger problem. But can neglecting these serious toothaches ever lead to life-threatening consequences? Kep rearing as we explore whether toothaches can pose serious health risks and how your dentist can effectively manage and treat them.