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Top 3 Benefits of Invisalign
When it comes to straightening teeth, the options aren’t as painful as you may think. Gone are the days when achieving a straight smile meant months or years in metal brackets and wires.…
Avalon Dental Group is Expanding!
We are proud to announce the opening of our second office location in Katy, Texas. With this exciting expansion, we intend to give patients the same superior level of care that we’ve always…
Caring for Your Crown
Dental crowns are one of the most trusted and versatile ways to improve your smile. Crowns can be used to correct cosmetic imperfections, but they are most often used as a restorative treatment…
Can You Benefit from a Dental Crown?
Dental crowns are one of the most used procedures in dentistry. Crowns are considered as “dental caps” for damaged or compromised teeth, as they cover or encase all visible surfaces of the affected…
Worried About Your Root Canal?
Root canals are considered one of the most intimidating procedures at the dentist. Sadly, this endodontic treatment is surrounded by many false beliefs and assumptions. If this procedure has been recommended for you,…
Types of Dental Implant Repairs
Dental implants carry an exemplary success rate. Unfortunately, they are not invincible. Just like your natural teeth, dental implants must be maintained. Even with proper care, however, dental implants can fail or become…
The Facts About Sedation Dentistry
Do you avoid or put off going to the dentist due to anxiety or fear? For patients who have dental phobia, sedation dentistry can be a valued solution to keeping a healthy smile.…
The Serious Drawbacks of Neglecting a Cavity
Did you know that at least 20% of Americans have one or more untreated cavities? Cavities need treatment; they do not heal on their own. Neglecting an area of decay can cause pain,…
Root Canals Explained
Hearing the term “root canal” may make you cringe. However, it is important to understand that a root canal is no more painful than getting a cavity filled. In fact, root canal therapy…
The Link Between Gum Disease and Diabetes
When it comes to the relationship between dental health and diabetes, it is a two-way street. Considering that nearly 26 million people suffer from diabetes in the United States and another 79 million…