halitosis – chronic bad breath, generally caused by oral or gastrointestinal disorder
hematoma – blood swelling beneath the surface of the skin, gums, or other tissue
hygienist – dental professional who is trained and certified to perform dental cleanings, scaling and root planing, and other functions, provides patient education, and may administer local anesthetic or nitrous oxide
hyperplasia – abnormal increase in cell growth leading to enlargement of tissue
May 15th 2024
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 20% of children are on regular prescription medications. As this trend continues to rise, it’s crucial to understand how certain medications can affect your child’s dental health. Here are five ways medications may influence your child’s oral health, and why it’s important to keep...
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May 1st 2024
The human mouth is teeming with bacteria, but not all of them are harmful. Let’s delve into what you should know about the bacteria inhabiting your child’s mouth and how to maintain their oral health. Understanding Oral Bacteria With over 700 identified strains of oral bacteria, it’s essential to recognize that most people harbor only...
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April 15th 2024
Losing a tooth can disrupt essential functions like chewing, speaking, and smiling, especially during sports activities, which pose a higher risk of dental injuries. At Lewisville Kids Dentistry, we prioritize your child’s dental health and offer solutions to protect their precious smile. Let’s explore the importance of mouthguards and why they’re essential for your child’s...
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