
Dental Implants vs. Dentures: Which Is Better for Long-Term Comfort?
If you’re missing several teeth — or even all of them — you’re not alone. Today, you have more options than ever to restore your smile and confidence. But which option makes the most sense for your comfort and long-term health: dental implants or

What to Expect When Getting Multiple Teeth Removed at Once
Facing the idea of having several teeth removed in one appointment can feel overwhelming. Questions about pain, healing time, and how daily life will be affected are completely normal. At Rockwall Oral Surgery, Dr. Kevin Pollock and his team make sure every patient feels

What You Should Know About Impacted Canines: When to Seek Treatment
Canines—sometimes called your “cornerstone” teeth—play a big role in how your smile looks and functions. But when these teeth don’t come in properly and get stuck beneath the gums, it’s called an impacted canine. Left untreated, impacted canines can cause pain, crowding, and even

Bone Grafting: Not as Scary as It Sounds
If you’ve been told you need a bone graft before getting a dental implant, you’re not alone — and it’s not as complicated as it might sound. Bone grafting is a common, safe procedure that helps rebuild the jawbone so your implant has a

Are Your Headaches Coming from Your Teeth? Surprising Links You Shouldn’t Ignore
If you’re dealing with constant headaches, your teeth or jaw might be part of the problem — and you might not even know it. Many people don’t realize that dental issues can cause or worsen headaches, especially when jaw joints and muscles are involved.At

What to Eat After Oral Surgery (And What to Skip)
Whether you’re having a tooth extracted, wisdom teeth removed, or a dental implant placed, what you eat afterward can make a big difference in how well (and how quickly) you heal.At Rockwall Oral Surgery, Dr. Kevin Pollock and his team want every patient to

Jaw Pain That Won’t Quit? When TMJ Treatment Needs an Oral Surgeon
If you wake up with a sore jaw, hear clicking when you chew, or struggle to open your mouth all the way, you might have a TMJ disorder — and you’re not alone. Millions of people deal with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues, but not