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Think You May Have A Cavity?

Hello Grapevine friends of Mason Dental! Teeth take a lot of tender, loving care. And even when we do our best to practice daily dental hygiene, bacteria can still sneak in and cause tooth decay – the common cold of oral health. At Mason Dental, we have been filling cavities for years and would be

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Questions To Ask Your Grapevine Dentist

Sometimes Grapevine residents research their mechanic or hairdresser more thoroughly than their dental professional. Shouldn’t your oral health be far more essential? At Mason Dental, we love to answer questions about all facets of dentistry. What Training and Experience Do You Have? You may have questions about a dentist’s training and experience. Dr. Mason has been

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Maintaining Your Smile: The Importance of Dental Cleanings During the Holiday Season

The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and indulgence—often filled with sweet treats, festive beverages, and family gatherings. Amidst the hustle and bustle, scheduling a dental cleaning at Mason Dental in Grapevine, Texas, might seem like just another task to add to your already packed calendar. However, prioritizing your dental health during this

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Keeping Dental Patients Comfortable in Grapevine

To state the obvious, nobody enjoys pain. Dr. Mason knows this, and that is why the excellent dental team at Mason Dental have made patient comfort our number one goal. In conjunction with creating a relaxing environment, we have various medications that can reduce and even eliminate pain associated with different dental procedures to give

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How Can You Improve Your Smile Quickly?

With porcelain veneers from Mason Dental, you can revamp your smile without significant restorative dental work. Porcelain veneers are glass-like, wafer-thin covers that are attached to the front of your teeth. Porcelain has been used in dentistry for many years because no other restorative material is such an excellent match for natural tooth enamel. Porcelain

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Oral Health For Grapevine Diabetics

Today’s Grapevine dental article is entitled ‘Oral Health For Grapevine Diabetics.’ Many Grapevine people with diabetes have dental problems. However, gum disease, tooth loss, and periodontal disease are not unavoidable. Blood sugar is the complicating factor. Grapevine diabetics who control their blood sugar have lower rates of dental problems. In fact, many Grapevine dentists have

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Your Child’s Dental Check-up Schedule

How often should your youngster receive a dental check-up? You’ve probably heard that most people need a dental check-up every six months. This is a good schedule for children as well. In some cases, however, a person should see a dentist more frequently. Regardless of their age. If your child has an increased risk for

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Tooth Sensitivity Treatment At Mason Dental –

Have you ever been eating an ice cream cone when you suffered a sudden jolt of pain in one of your teeth? If the enamel has eroded, or the gums have receded, the dentin layer of the tooth is exposed. The substances that cause tooth pain travel to the pulp where the nerves of the

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Soda Spells Double Trouble

Soft drinks, soda, pop. No matter what you call it, it seems to currently be the dietary villain of choice. Today, we are going to give you yet another critical reason to avoid this ubiquitous drink. Mason Dental wants to ensure you’re protecting your oral health. For dental health, soda delivers a double punch of

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Who’s Afraid Of The Big, Bad…Dentist?

People who experience dental phobia (Dentophobia) may take comfort in the fact that it is a fairly common diagnosable mental condition. At least they know they are not alone and that the medical community takes it seriously. Phobias like Pteromerhanophobia: (the fear of flying) and Acrophobibia (the fear of heights) can be challenging, but a

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