Celebration Family Dental Blog

Menopause generally occurs when women are in their late 40s or 50s and is characterized by a drop in reproductive hormones. Going a whole year without menstruating and hot flashes are common symptoms of menopause. Though it’s a normal part of getting older, you may be wondering if the ways your hormones change during menopause can keep you from getting procedures like having dental implants placed. Read on to learn more about how your mouth and surrounding structures change during menopause as well as if you’ll be able to get dental implants.

There is a whole wide world of food out there, and as you enjoy all the delicacies that you encounter, you could very well run into a situation where something becomes stuck between your teeth. It might not even be food; sometimes other objects or debris can become lodged in your mouth. If this happens, you don’t need to panic at all; there are a few things you can do yourself before heading to your dentist’s office.

Free solo climbing, bull riding, scuba diving, big wave surfing, eating corn on the cob…these are all potentially dangerous activities. What’s dangerous about corn on the cob? Well, this blog post is going to get into that and some other foods that can chip teeth. Keep reading to learn from your emergency dentist in Carrollton about items that warrant caution while eating.

Are you going on a date this Valentine’s Day? You may be wondering how your Invisalign treatment will affect it. Even though clear aligners are more convenient than traditional braces, they can still have some impact on your dating life. Just because the plastic trays are discreet doesn’t mean your orthodontic treatment won’t affect social situations. Fortunately, there are many steps you can take to prevent any awkward moments. Here’s what you should know about dating with Invisalign.  

It’s officially February, which means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Are you having trouble finding a date for this special day? Believe it or not, your oral health may be to blame. Your smile can have a significant impact on your dating life, going as far as being a dealbreaker for some people. According to a Match.com survey of over 5,000 people, 58% of men and 71% of women believe healthy teeth are by far the most attractive feature. That means your pearly whites have a bigger impact on desire than hair, nails, and shoes! Read on to learn more about the link between dating and dental health.