The emergence of COVID-19 poses a risk for everyone as it spreads across the country. At Lovett Dental Conroe, we want to help you stay safe. To help lower the risk of COVID-19 spread, here are some toothbrush safety tips from our general dentistry. Put Some Distance Between Toothbrushes Would it surprise you that the…
When you’ve lost a tooth, it’s common to want to fill in the gap in your smile. One of the best ways to deal with missing teeth is by getting dental implants. They look and act just like your real teeth and are implanted into your bone. So, implants look natural and last a long…
Losing a tooth because of injury or gum disease used to mean the end of having a great smile. However, we’re lucky to live in a time when dental specialists can make it look like you never had missing teeth. Two ways to deal with the gap caused by missing teeth are dentures and dental…
Dental crowns come in many types, and it can be difficult to decide which one is best for you. But first, why does your tooth need a crown? There are a few reasons, such as: Weakened tooth after root canal treatment Severe cavities Cracked tooth A broken or chipped tooth Cosmetic reasons Your dentist at…
Are you thinking about getting some teeth whitening done? Maybe you have a job interview coming up, and you want your smile to look its best. Consider whitening your teeth for a brighter, more confident smile. Teeth whitening can rejuvenate your smile and give you a significant confidence boost. This post will look at several…
Regular brushing is critical to maintaining oral health. Our dentists at Lovett Dental Conroe help patients maintain their oral health by providing the education they need to maintain their teeth in between dental exams and cleanings. While most people are familiar with the practice of brushing daily after meals and before bed, many are surprised…
Gums are the pink, dense tissue that tightly covers your teeth up to the neck of the tooth. Your gums serve as a protective shield for your teeth’s fragile roots, preventing them from exposure to bacteria, food, and damage from sharp objects. When your gums start to recede, pain, tooth decay, or even tooth loss…
As parents, you may be wondering, “When should a child go to the dentist?” Some do not believe their children need to see a dentist until they’ve lost their first teeth, but this isn’t true. Children should have their first dental visit by age one or within six months after they get their first tooth.…
Searching for a dentist can be tricky as you don’t want to visit one dental office for routine visits and another for cosmetic dentistry or specialized services. At Lovett Dental Conroe, we are proud to offer all our dental health services at one location. We are a multidisciplinary dental office that provides six forms of…
Kids are constantly getting into accidents, so it is no surprise that many dental emergencies involve younger patients. For most parents, a pediatric dental emergency can be nerve-wracking. Being able to recognize a pediatric dental emergency and knowing how to get emergency dental services can help you stay calm in case an accident does happen.…