Rubal Dentistry Blog

Filing your taxes certainly isn’t the most fun thing in the world, but when you receive a sizable refund, it seems pretty worth it! However, then it becomes puzzling trying to figure out what to spend that money on—do you desperately need to upgrade your wardrobe? Are you feeling burnt out from working nonstop and desire a vacation? Do you have debt or a major bill to pay off? While those are all great ideas, one other thing you should consider is spending the money on your oral health; here’s how an investment in your mouth now can save you a lot of trouble and money in the future.

National Dentist’s Day is on the doorstep, and it’s an occasion worthy of recognition. After all, these diligent and patient professionals work hard for the smiles of you and your loved ones. They are skilled in a wide range of treatments and can provide valuable instruction on how you protect your oral health at home. Keep reading to learn more about this national day, what your dentist strives to do for you, and how you can give them a tip of the cap on March 6 for a job well done.

Valentine’s Day is always a time for love! Whether you have a loved one or a date for the night out, you’ll most definitely want to look and feel your greatest. You can have the best hair or the coolest outfit in town, but you also want to make sure your smile is top notch. Here are six tips for improving your oral health in Azle and getting ready for date night.

2021 is drawing to a close. Did you achieve your resolutions this past year? Whether you resolve to work out more in the new year or to eat better, resolutions are a great way to set goals and make moves to take better care of yourself. So, why not make ones for your oral health? Read on for four New Year’s resolutions for a healthier smile.

Every year on Thanksgiving, you get together at your aunt’s place with your family and friends for a day filled with fun and plenty of delicious food. Though you always look forward to these get-togethers, this will be the first Thanksgiving you’ll have with your dentures. With the holiday right around the corner, it’s important to know what foods can damage your restorations so you know what to avoid. To help you navigate the buffet this Thanksgiving, keep reading to learn a few common holiday foods to avoid with dentures.

According to DentaVox, over 60% of people worldwide suffer from dental fear. This has kept as much as 22% of people from attending checkups and cleanings and is a common reason why many people don’t get the care they need. Whether you had a bad experience in the past or are anxious at the prospect of having your teeth worked on, the dentist’s office is one place you don’t need to be afraid of this Halloween. Here are some reasons why the dentist isn’t so scary after all.

Most of the time, you can expect a dental crown to last for 10-15 years with very little maintenance. After all, today’s dental crowns are more durable than ever before. Sometimes, though, a crown can loosen or even fall off long before that point. If your crown has come off, you might not know exactly what to do. Keep reading below for some tips on how to handle a lost dental crown until you can see your dentist!

Are you feeling confident and ready for summer vacation? This is the time of year when many people are trying to get ready for the warmer weather. One way that you can do this is by getting your smile prepared. Whether you are heading to the beach or just hanging out by your local pool, you want to feel great about the appearance of your teeth so that you are camera ready. There are numerous cosmetic dental treatments out there that can help you achieve your smile goals. Here are a few that you can get just in time for summer!

Has one of your teeth ever started hurting seemingly out of nowhere? For most people, that has happened quite a few times in their lives. Because dental pain can be quite common, it’s hard to tell what counts as an emergency situation that warrants calling your dentist. How can you tell whether you need to call your dentist right away? Here are a few questions you should ask yourself first.