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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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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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Maintaining Optimal Oral Health – The Vital Importance of Brushing and Flossing

For many people, the daily tasks of brushing and flossing can feel like a chore – something to be rushed through or even skipped entirely. However, these simple habits are absolutely essential for keeping your teeth and gums healthy and preventing serious oral health problems down the line. Brushing and flossing properly play a critical

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What Is Lurking Under Your Gumline?

Hello Grapevine! Healthy gums are as important as healthy teeth. Mason Dental stresses how proper oral hygiene helps keep both your teeth and gums in good shape. When brushing, hold your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle pointing the bristle tips at the gumline. The bristles of a soft toothbrush can clean the food particles in

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Why Routine Cavity Checks are Critical for Your Health

Don’t Let Tooth Decay Threaten Your Smile and Wellbeing As a family and cosmetic dentist for over 30 years in Grapevine, Texas, Mason Dental emphasizes the importance of routine dental care. After all, oral health is far more than just achieving a bright, healthy smile! Did you know that neglecting to treat cavities and tooth

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Filtered Grapevine Water And Oral Health

A simple way for Grapevine residents to choose beverages that won’t harm their teeth is to keep it simple and make water their go-to drink. However, for safety, thrift, and convenience, many dental patients choose to drink bottled water or filter it themselves at home. Filtered water can be detrimental to oral health if it

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Sudden Tooth Pain? When a Toothache Is More Than Just a Nuisance

Nothing ruins your day, or restful evening, quite like a sudden, throbbing toothache. Tooth pain can start out of nowhere and quickly become unbearable, making it difficult to concentrate on anything else. While some tooth discomfort may be minor and pass quickly, other types of tooth pain demand prompt attention. Knowing the potential causes can

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Has Your Preschooler Seen A Dentist in Grapevine?

If you have a toddler who has not visited a dentist, we encourage you to make an appointment today by calling Mason Dental – Cosmetic – Implant – Family at 817-481-4717. The ideal time to start dental check-ups for young children is when their teeth first erupt. This may seem a bit premature, however, it

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Fun Facts about the Toothbrush and Its Role in Protecting Your Teeth!

Safeguarding Your Smile One Bristle at a Time In the grand scheme of human inventions, the toothbrush may seem like a modest one. Yet, this unassuming tool plays a vital role in preserving one of our most valuable assets – our oral health. Beyond its simple appearance lies a profound impact on our overall well-being,

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