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Do You Have Xerostomia?

Bad Breath Treatment Grapevine

Most dental patients in the Grapevine and Southlake area know that they can go to their local dentist for toothaches, cleanings, and bleeding gums (not to mention cosmetic dentistry procedures such as a smile makeover), but there are some lesser-known oral concerns that your Grapevine dentist can also help you with.

Dry mouth, technically called xerostomia, is caused by a lack of saliva and can be quite uncomfortable. It also predisposes Texas dental patients to a host of problems such as tooth decay and gum disease. There are some treatments, but a lot of Grapevine residents experience dry mouth because of certain medications or diseases, so make sure to bring a list of current medications with you to your appointment.

Bad breath is usually a result of bacteria build-up in the mouth, and regular trips to your Grapevine dentist can help you keep your mouth clean and the bacteria count within a sweet-smelling range. But, if you have good oral hygiene and regular check-ups and cleanings, then your dentist will be crucial in helping you discover the source of your halitosis.

Jaw clicking and jaw discomfort are symptoms you should have checked with your dentist immediately as they can be a signs of serious oral issues.

Hi. I’m Dr. Scott Mason, an experienced Grapevine dentist. I want my patients to come to me with all of their oral concerns. The friendly staff here at Mason Cosmetic & Family Dentistry would love to schedule an appointment with you and answer any questions you have about the ailments mentioned above, as well as questions about teeth whitening and Colleyville dental implants. We would love to hear from you today!

Here are a few of the dental services we offer:

Implant restorations
Implant-supported dentures
Periodontal disease treatment
Sedation dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry

Dr. Scott Mason
Mason Cosmetic & Family Dentistry
801 W Wall St
Grapevine, Texas
817-481-4717
https://www.drmasondental.com/meet-dr-mason/

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