Cavities are holes in teeth caused by decay. They need to be treated or they will continue to grow and cause bigger problems down the road. Sometimes you won't know that you have a cavity until the decay in the tooth has passed through the tooth enamel and reached the dentin. Since the dentin is made of small nerve endings, you... read more »

Primary teeth are also called baby teeth. They are the little chompers that grow into your child’s mouth and help them bite, chew, smile, and talk. Whether you believe it or not, these little teeth are quite important. In fact, they’re very important for a strong and healthy future smile. To help you know a little more about primary teeth... read more »

Were you aware that chewing gum after meals has been known to help prevent cavities? Did you know that sugarless chewing gum has been shown to help treat and prevent heartburn? Although we often think of them as a substance which can damage your mouth, in numerous ways, it can actually benefit your oral health. Studies have shown that chewing... read more »

Saving your smile after a tooth extraction is essential to ensure your mouth has the proper chance to heal. Even though tooth extractions may not seem like a complex and exhaustive procedure, nonetheless, your gums still need time to heal to prevent infections and delays with your recovery time. Unhealthy habits can wreak havoc on your mouth, especially when recovering... read more »

Sometimes dental appointments can be scary and overwhelming, especially for children. However, this doesn’t have to be the case. In fact, there are things you can do to help your child have a positive and successful dental experience. The first thing you can do is be positive when you talk about the appointment and when you are at our office.... read more »

Did you know that dental crowns can improve your oral health? Well, it’s true! Here at Twins Family Dentistry in Frisco, Texas, we care about the health of your teeth and mouth. That is why we want to help you understand how dental crowns can help your smile become healthy and strong. A dental crown is a cap that goes... read more »

Preserving the health of your child’s permanent molars and premolars is very important. Bacterial deposits can sometimes build up on the biting surfaces of these large teeth. When this happens your son or daughter is at increased chance of developing large cavities on the occlusal surfaces of their back teeth. To help prevent this from happening Dr. Pantea Nooraee might... read more »

There are certain things like tobacco use and frequently drinking dark beverages that can cause microscopic dark particles to adhere to the surfaces of your teeth. If they’re not cleared away by your daily oral hygiene routine, a minute amount can start to saturate the pores in your tooth enamel. Over time, this process can gradually cause your smile to... read more »

Water flossers are proven to be effective interdental cleaners. With water flossers, your teeth can shine like new and help supplement your oral health care along with brushing every day. By practicing brushing and flossing daily, you can ensure your risk for tooth decay and gum disease will remain at a minimum. Water flossers are designed to clean your teeth... read more »

Do your chompers suffer from the regular wear and tear of teeth grinding? If so, please don’t ignore it. If you’re not careful, the habit can wear away and even break your teeth. This is why it’s best to treat the habit and reduce the pressure and stress on your teeth as much as possible. To help you do so,... read more »