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Learn About the Causes of Bad Breath
Bad breath is one of those things that no one enjoys, but that everyone has from time to time. If you often suffer from bad breath, you may want to […]
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Useful Facts About Gum Disease
Gum disease attacks the gums and structures that support your teeth. If left untreated, this disease can lead to tooth loss. Drs. Calder, Durr and Short may recommend treatment for […]
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The Different Mouthwashes for Your Smile
Did you know rinsing your mouth once a day can help you and your smile immensely? Well, it’s true. In fact, it’s so true that it’s recommended to rinse once […]
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Why Should I Get a Dental Cleaning and Exam?
Dr. Hamilton Calder, Dr. Timothy Durr and Dr. Clarke Short strongly encourage you to take good care of your smile by keeping up on oral hygiene and visiting our office […]
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The Benefits and Advantages of Water Flossers
Historically, regularly flossing the teeth has been the least-followed advice dentists have given. New technology, such as water flossers, makes flossing much more convenient and enjoyable, with no loss of […]
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A Loose Crown Needs Attention
A crown effectively replaces the enamel layer of a damaged, decayed or otherwise imperfect tooth. Even though your crown is intended to be as strong as your natural teeth there […]
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Restorative Dentistry Can Bring Back Your Natural Looking Smile
At Comfort Dental Excellence in Spring, Texas, our dentists, Drs. Hamilton Calder, Timothy Durr and Clarke Short, are pleased to offer restorative dentistry for our patients with missing teeth. We offer […]
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Why Should I Receive Orthodontic Treatment?
If you are one who would rather dislike your appearance than go through orthodontic treatment, it’s time to change your mind set. Orthodontic treatment is extremely beneficial and is vital […]
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Care for Your Metal-Filled Smile by Learning How to Floss
Flossing with braces can be a tricky and complicated task, but this blog is here to help the task become a bit easier! When you have braces, it is very […]
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Beware of Untreated Tooth Decay
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently found that more than 25 percent of American adults have untreated tooth decay, and 91 percent have at least one tooth […]
