You brush. You floss. You go to the dentist. But what about the habits you don’t even think twice about? Some of the most damaging things we do to our teeth don’t involve skipping the dentist—they happen during our daily routines. Keep reading to learn which common habits are sabotaging your smile and how to leave them behind.
You may think you’re getting enough sleep, but if you’re still waking up tired or struggling with daytime energy, your body could be sending a warning sign. Sleep apnea affects an estimated 25 million Americans, and many go years without realizing they have it. Left untreated, it can take a toll on your health, mood, and quality of life.
When we talk to patients about straightening their teeth, the conversation usually starts with appearance. However, some of the most significant benefits of orthodontic care aren’t visible at all. If you’ve been thinking about clear aligners, chances are you’re hoping to feel more confident in your smile—and that’s a great reason to get started. But, as many patients discover, straightening your teeth can lead to more than a cosmetic transformation.
Summer tends to sneak up. One minute, we’re spring cleaning, and the next, we’re looking forward to wedding season, graduations, and long-awaited vacations. With so much on the horizon, now is the perfect time to check in on your smile. Maybe you’ve been thinking about whitening for years, or there’s a small chip or gap that’s always caught your eye in photos. Whatever your goals, we’re here to help you step into summer feeling confident and photo-ready.
When people think of dental crowns, they often picture a fix for a cracked or weakened tooth. While that’s true, crowns do much more. They strengthen and protect teeth, enhance appearance, support bridges, and serve as the finishing touch for dental implants. Whether covering a damaged tooth or replacing a missing one, a well-made crown plays an important role in keeping a smile healthy and functional.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to learn how one quick screening could help protect your health. Many people don’t realize oral cancer can develop with few or no symptoms early on, making regular exams essential for early detection. Keep reading to learn the facts and how you can stay proactive.
Missing teeth can make simple activities like eating, speaking, and smiling more challenging. If you’re looking for a way to regain confidence and function, dentures offer a customizable, natural-looking solution. At Muse Dental Studio in Houston, TX, we provide full and partial dentures designed for comfort and durability.
A toothache that won’t go away, a cracked tooth, or a knocked-out tooth—some dental problems just can’t wait. When emergencies happen, knowing what to do before you get to the dentist can make all the difference in protecting your smile.
Do you often wake up feeling more tired than when you went to bed? Or maybe your partner has mentioned loud snoring or pauses in your breathing during the night. These issues could be signs of sleep apnea, a condition that disrupts restful sleep and can lead to long-term health concerns if left untreated.
You might not think about your gums often, but they’re working hard behind the scenes to support your teeth and keep your smile strong. When you neglect your gum health, issues like swelling or bleeding can quickly escalate into more serious concerns, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
