Plano Cosmetic Dentist News and Information
Our motto is “Together we will create your new smile”, meaning we work together as partners. We’ve learned that an educated patient makes educated decisions, and we hope that these topics will increase your understanding of what is available to you while visiting our practice.
What is the difference: Root Canal vs. Extraction
Root Canal vs Extraction: wondering which is better? Both are procedures for infected teeth to prevent further tissue and damage later down the road. A root canal is a procedure that saves part of the natural tooth. Alternatively, an extraction is for times when the...
Decay Under Crown: How To Fix It & Find It
It is essential to fix decay under the crown of a tooth as it can lead to serious health concerns. Brown and grey spots show up on the tooth material around a crown where pearly whites should be. These spots indicate tooth decay, which can be the culprit of nerve...
Ceramic Braces vs. Metal: What’s the difference?
When it comes to ceramic braces vs. metal, ceramic braces might seem like a clear choice, but metal braces are more popular for a reason. Here at David Wilhite DDS, we can explain the biggest difference, the cost, and how they look! To request an appointment or ask...
Dentist tips for your kids during the holidays
Dentist appointments are important at every time of the year, all through your life. For kids, it’s important that we establish good dental habits. During the holiday season though, your kid’s dental health will be put to the test. Snack trays, sweets, pastries and...
Dentist visits: 12 reasons to stop in
Dentist appointments should not be skipped. These 12 reasons are further examples of why it may be time to see a dentist soon. Reasons to visit a dentist right away Pain or swelling Gums are puffy or bleeding You're hiding your smile You've recently had work done...
Canker sore problems: a real pain in the mouth
A canker sore is a mouth ulcer or sore that is open. They are commonly found on the inside of lips or cheeks. They are also found on the gums and under the tongue. Canker sores are usually white or yellowish oval shaped sores and surrounded by red, irritated tissue....
