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Questions to Ask at a Back-to-School Dental Visit
Posted May 13, 2023 / Dental Blog

Questions to Ask at a Back-to-School Dental Visit

As summer winds down, families across Plano start preparing their kids for a new school year with fresh supplies, new clothes, and updated schedules. But one important step that’s often overlooked is the back-to-school dental visit. A routine exam before classes begin helps ensure children are ready to focus on learning instead of being distracted […]

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Bacteria: The Good, the Bad & the Neutral
Posted April 27, 2023 / Dental Blog

Bacteria: The Good, the Bad & the Neutral

Living in a land of antibacterial gels, soaps, plastics, and even fabrics, it might surprise you to hear that tons of bacteria live in your mouth every day, and they aren’t all bad! In fact, some play an important role in keeping up your overall health.  Some oral bacteria, however, can cause serious problems and […]

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Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore Bleeding Gums
Posted April 13, 2023 / Dental Blog

Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore Bleeding Gums

One of the most common and destructive myths about oral health is that it’s normal for gums to bleed. Lonestar Dental Group would like everyone in Plano to know that this is not the case! Imagine if we weren’t talking about gums—should any part of your body start to bleed whenever you touch it?  The […]

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Baby Dentistry: Teething & Other Joys
Posted March 27, 2023 / Dental Blog

Baby Dentistry: Teething & Other Joys

It’s easy to think that baby teeth aren’t that important. They make their grand entrance (however painfully) and leave your baby’s mouth soon thereafter. But your baby’s oral health is very important, both in the present and to set the stage for a lifetime of health. Today Lonestar Dental Group Plano would like to talk […]

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How to Clean Teeth Like a Dentist
Posted March 16, 2023 / Dental Blog

How to Clean Teeth Like a Dentist

Most people brush and floss daily, but few know how to clean their teeth with the same precision as a dental professional. The difference between a quick brush and a dentist-level cleaning lies in technique, consistency, and attention to detail. If you’ve ever wondered how to improve your routine and achieve that just-left-the-chair feeling at […]

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Are Baby Bottles Bad for Baby Teeth?
Posted February 27, 2023 / Dental Blog

Are Baby Bottles Bad for Baby Teeth?

Tooth decay in infants and very young children is often called baby bottle tooth decay. This happens when liquids with natural or artificial sugars remain in an infant’s mouth for extended periods of time. Bacteria in the baby’s mouth thrive on these sugars, using them to produce acids that attack the teeth and gums. Today, […]

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It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s…Invisalign®!
Posted February 15, 2023 / Dental Blog

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s…Invisalign®!

If you have a crooked tooth, odd spaces between your teeth or a poor bite, you might be considering all of your orthodontic options. Orthodontics is a specialty in dentistry that realigns your bite and teeth for the best possible look and function.  Did you know that our ancestors actually had naturally larger jaws? This […]

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How Dental Nightguards Can Help You
Posted January 27, 2023 / Dental Blog

How Dental Nightguards Can Help You

It’s common to see people wearing mouth guards for protection during all kinds of sports, such as football, basketball, and boxing, but did you know that lots of folks wear mouth guards at night for their dental health? People who grind their teeth (bruxism) and people with sleep apnea can get relief from their symptoms […]

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Oral Cancer – Prevention & Early Detection
Posted January 13, 2023 / Dental Blog

Oral Cancer – Prevention & Early Detection

Cancer is always a scary word—but it doesn’t have to be the last word. Equipped with good information and the best doctors, you can feel empowered to navigate whatever stands before you or your loved one.  Oral cancer is common, affecting approximately 50,000 Americans every year. If you have more questions about oral cancer, read […]

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