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Are you preparing for your tooth extraction? Your dentist will surely tell you everything you need to know about what to do after the extraction and how to promote healing. But, if you are anxious to learn more about the healing process so that you are better prepared, then this article is for you.  What Happens After the Extraction?  Immediately after

These days, getting a perfectly straight smile doesn’t necessarily mean you have to go through the awkward phases of traditional metal braces. There are actually many more discreet options out there that can effectively improve your tooth alignment with none the wiser. Two very popular types of treatments out there are ClearCorrect and Invisalign. If you’ve been trying to decide

If you just had a root canal in Fort Worth or you’re considering one, you may be concerned about the pain to expect after the procedure. Most individuals associate having a root canal with so much discomfort and pain. However, even though most patients can expect little discomfort during and after the treatment, excessive pain isn’t normal. So what should

Dental Implants will improve your ability to chew, speak, and restore your smile in the long term without having to worry about shifting teeth or bone loss. However, some patients might be worried about daunting aftercare instructions or a long recovery process.  The good news is the recovery process is fairly straightforward. Read on in this blog from Eagle Mountain Dentistry to

Cavities are caused by bacteria in your mouth feeding off of sugar and carbohydrates (which break down into sugar) and converting them into acids that attack the tooth enamel, eventually causing holes known as cavities.  A cavity is an early stage of tooth decay that will get worse with time. However, there are lifestyle factors that can increase your risk

Eagle Mountain Dentistry Welcomes Dr. Steven Renas! Eagle Mountain Dentistry is proud to welcome Dr. Steven Renas to our practice! What does this change in ownership mean for our office? Don’t worry, you’ll still receive the same amazing care you’ve come to expect. Dr. Renas and Dr. Kim remain good friends, and Dr. Kim will be available in-office once a