The Link Between Asthma, Allergies and Tooth Decay
Asthma and allergies create changes in the oral environment resulting in more tooth decay.
Systemic Results of Ignoring Gum Disease: The Mouth-Body Connection
Roughly 40% of adults over age 30 have some degree of gum disease. What many people don't know is that gum disease is linked to heart attach and strokes.
I have cavities? But they don’t hurt?
The best way to detect cavities is never to wait until you experience pain. Regular examinations keep you free from dental pain.
ADA: Dentistry is Safe, Essential, and Should Continue
The American Dental Association cites guidance issued by the CDC that safeguards patients; the fact that no cases of COVID have been traced to a clinical dental setting; and a study showing that the COVID-19 infection rate among dentists is less than 1%.
Active Pure Technology for Safer Air in Dental Offices
We are excited to announce the soon to be installed Aerus Hydroxyl Blaster with ActivePure Technology proven to kill 99.98% of SARS-CoV2 airborne and on surfaces.
Botox for TMD pain
Pandemic Related TMJ Pain can be alleviated with Botox Therapy
Dr. Dena Robinson Selected in Best Dentists 2020 by D Magazine
We are proud to announce that Dr. Dena Robinson was selected by her colleagues and listed in the D Best 2020 Best Dentists list in Dallas, by D Magazine. 🎉
ADA Study Finds COVID-19 Rate Among Dentists Less Than 1%
According to the American Dental Association, it’s very safe to visit your dentist. The prevalence of COVID-19 among U.S. dentists is estimated to be fewer than 1%, indicating that infection control measures likely are enough to cut exposure risk at practices.
Winners Selected! Thank You for Participating
In case you missed it, we kicked off back-to-school season with a $500 gift card giveaway. We love running giveaways for our patients and friends of Robinson Dentistry, and we are so excited to announce the winners of this most recent contest!
Dental Insurance: Use It Before You Lose It!
You pay your insurance premiums all year long, but for many insurance plans, certain benefits such as dental benefits expire at the end of the year. If this applies to your policy, you owe it to yourself to use those dental benefits before the end of the year because what you don't use, you lose!