[et_pb_section admin_label=\”section\”] [et_pb_row admin_label=\”row\”] [et_pb_column type=\”4_4\”][et_pb_text admin_label=\”Text\”]Nobody likes cavities; they are painful and can ruin your day in just one instant. The sensation of biting down on something and suddenly feeling a sharp jolt of pain that seems almost electric, shooting down from your tooth and into your jaw is
Many different things can cause halitosis or bad breath, but when the bad breath is persistent, it tends to be caused by bacteria. Bacteria can live on the surface of your throat as well as your tongue. Bacteria tend to break down proteins quickly, making sulphur compounds that are then
Your mouth can be a window into how your body is doing. Many maladies are reflected in your oral health; as such, you should keep a watchful eye and do all you can to keep your teeth and gums in top shape. By understanding the relationship between your oral health
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 tooth or root is irreparable.
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
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 questions, please
The holiday season is a time for joy, family, and indulgent treats. While the festivities are fun, the abundance of sugary snacks and disrupted routines can pose challenges to your children’s oral health. At Wilhite Plano Dentist, we understand the importance of maintaining good dental habits year-round, especially during this
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 Ongoing medical issues
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.
If you are a mouth breather, it can have negative impacts on your dental health such as risk of decay and periodontal disease, the pathological inflammation of the gum and bone support surrounding the teeth. Mouth breathing leads to dry mouth and decreases the production of saliva. Saliva is important
Question: My dentist has told me that I clench and grind, and I also snore. Is there a connection between the two? David Wilhite says: The problem frequently begins in childhood with allergies and enlarged tonsils. This sets off a whole cascade of events. The allergies and enlarged tonsils result
Can you think of a time when the unknown has made you uneasy? Dental pediatric fear can be similar. Familiarizing your child with the dentist and how it is an extension of their at-home dental care can help squash those worries and reduce anxiety. Skipping dental pediatric care can be
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