Sedation for Dental Anxiety
From tooth extraction to more intensive procedures or even a regularly scheduled cleaning, we understand that some individuals have dental anxiety. Having a fear of the dentist is nothing to be embarrassed about! Here at Rockwall Oral Surgery, we have
What Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Entail?
For some, a smile is the first thing that a person sees. While many often obsess over the aesthetic appeal of their mouth, it is essential to note that when our mouth is in proper condition, it also allows us
Do You Have These Periodontal Disease Symptoms?
When looking in the mirror, are your gums healthy and pink or red and inflamed? Depending on what your answer is, you may have periodontal disease or periodontitis. Individuals who are smokers, have type 2 diabetes or have conditions that
June is Oral Health Month
The first day of oral health month in the United States is June 1st. Oral health is essential year-round. However, individuals bring more focus and awareness to light during this month. In 2012, the brand Colgate named June as oral
A Look Inside of A Patient’s Journey
Every one of our patients at Rockwall Oral Surgery comes to us with a different dental issue, from an entirely unique situation. Our team is always prepared to act no matter the necessary steps we need to take for our
Mouth Breathers and Dry Mouth
When our bodies are asleep, there are two air passageways to the lungs that help us breathe. These passageways are the nose and mouth. Typically, individuals that are healthy use both their nose and their mouth to breathe during their
What Your Tooth Sensitivity is Telling You
Have you ever taken a nice bite into an ice cream sandwich and instantly regretted it? If you’ve ever experienced this, know you’re not alone. Tooth sensitivity, or dentin hypersensitivity, is any discomfort in the teeth from anything too hot
The Nitty Gritty of Teeth Grinding
Do you know what bruxism is? Bruxism, also known as teeth grinding, is when an individual grinds or clenches their teeth together. Teeth grinding happens most when a person is asleep. It is estimated that around 30 to 40 million