Toothpaste plays a vital role in maintaining oral hygiene in our Waco area. There is no doubt that modern toothpaste provides important medical benefits and will help you keep your teeth healthy and strong. But what happens when you run out of toothpaste unexpectedly? Fret not! There are several alternative solutions readily available in your […]
No Cavities? Thank Your Parents.
At Steven T. Cutbirth DDS, we stay abreast of new discoveries in the exciting field of dentistry and occasionally share interesting facts with our patients. Today’s post focuses on new findings in a compelling field of research: genetic dentistry. “About 60% of the risk for tooth decay appears to be due to genetic factors.” Mary […]
Is Mouthwash A Must?
If you’ve ever walked the oral care aisles of any drugstore, you know that there are many different types of mouthwash. Some tout their germ-killing abilities, others emphasize their fluoride content, and some claim to whiten teeth while freshening the breath. These are all great benefits, but will they help meet your oral care needs? […]
Sparkling Smiles With Safe Bleaching
One of the easiest ways to enhance your smile cosmetically is through teeth whitening. Whitening teeth is a relatively simple, non-invasive method to improve your overall appearance and bring confidence to your daily interactions with people. Before beginning the procedure of teeth whitening, Steven T. Cutbirth DDS recommends each patient meet with their dentist for […]
The 4 Stages of Gum Disease
You may be wondering why occasionally your gums are red and swollen, or your breath is bad. Maybe you’re just concerned with improving your dental health and want to be more aware for your next appointment. At Steven T. Cutbirth DDS, we believe understanding the four stages of gum disease is essential for maintaining optimal […]
Are Your Eating Habits Sabotaging Your Oral Health?
At Steven T. Cutbirth DDS, we know that frequently eating foods high in sugar can cause cavities. Therefore, it’s important to limit candy, soda, cookies, etc. Also, remember that frequency is as dangerous as the amount of sugar. Research has found that a higher frequency of sugar consumption may lead to demineralization more than the […]
