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Dental emergencies never seem to happen at convenient times. Whether it’s a severe toothache that strikes on a weekend or a knocked-out tooth during your child’s soccer game, knowing how to respond quickly can make the difference between saving and losing a tooth. At Trevino Dental Group in Sugar Land, Texas, Dr. Trevino and our team understand that dental emergencies require immediate attention and compassionate care.
Do you wince when sipping hot coffee or eating ice cream? Does brushing your teeth sometimes cause a sharp jolt of discomfort? If so, you’re not alone—tooth sensitivity affects millions of Americans and can significantly impact your quality of life.
At Trevino Dental Group, we understand how frustrating sensitive teeth can be. The good news is that tooth sensitivity is treatable, and understanding its causes is the first step toward finding relief.
Choosing between veneers and crowns isn’t always straightforward, as both treatments can address similar cosmetic concerns while offering different levels of coverage and protection. The key is understanding how each option works, what conditions they’re best suited for, and which aligns with your long-term oral health goals.
At Trevino Dental Group in Sugar Land, Texas, we help patients understand how dietary choices affect their tooth appearance. While some staining culprits are well-known, others might surprise you. Let’s explore which foods stain your teeth and discover unexpected allies in maintaining a brighter smile.
If you’ve ever noticed pink or red in the sink after brushing your teeth, you’re not alone. Bleeding gums are one of the most common dental concerns patients bring to our Sugar Land practice, and while it might seem like a minor issue, it’s actually your mouth’s way of sending you an important message.
At Dr. Ryan Trevino’s office in Sugar Land, TX, we believe in taking care of the whole patient—not just their smile. That includes helping our diabetic patients understand how their condition can affect their teeth and gums. In this post, we’ll walk you through the link between diabetes and oral health, what to watch for, and how to keep your mouth healthy for the long haul.