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Flossing Alternatives For A Healthy Smile

We all know to brush our teeth, twice a day. Many of us do so, for 2 minutes each time. We know that brushing removes plaque from teeth, keeping your teeth healthy and preventing cavities. But when it comes to flossing, some of us slack off. Why? Let’s review the hows and whys of flossing, as well as introduce some... read more »

Maintaining Healthy Gums Will Help Reduce Discomfort After a Braces Adjustment

Your new orthodontic braces represent an effective method for correcting the alignment of your teeth. This is done by attending routine adjustment appointments at Dr. John F. Lann’s orthodontic clinic. Each of these sessions is designed to tighten the orthodontic hardware to gradually stretch the periodontal ligaments that anchor your teeth in the sockets. This will eventually attain their ideal... read more »

Protect Your Back Teeth With Dental Sealants

Your back teeth, which are your premolars and molars are equipped with grooves and ridges that help you to chew your food and prepare it for digestion. However these same grooves and ridges provide hiding places for the plaque and bacteria that can cause tooth decay and gum disease. Your dentist can apply a thin coating of plastic to those... read more »

Take This Quiz about Your Chompers

Dr. John F. Lann and our team always welcome questions from our patients in Round Rock, Texas, about their smile health. We look forward to supporting all of your oral health efforts to help create confident smiles. To help make this possible, we recommend excellent oral hygiene habits as the foundation to a successful smile. Your daily efforts lay the... read more »

Avoid These Dental Problems for a Strong and Healthy Smile

Do you want a strong, successful, healthy, and top-notch smile? If so, then it’s important to take good care of your teeth and gums on a regular basis. In order to do so, you need to avoid the dental issues that can attack your smile and alter your oral health. Those dental issues are: -Enamel erosion: Enamel erosion can cause... read more »

Dental Cleanings: How Important Are They?

Have you ever been told that you should visit a dentist once every six months? Do you ever struggle to make these appointments because of time constraints or because they’re inconvenient? While we understand that your time is valuable, please know that these appointments are actually vital to the health of your teeth. An important part of these appointments is... read more »

Halitosis and Your Smile

Many people say your smile is the first thing people notice about you. No wonder people feel so self-conscious about their smile and oral health if you suffer from symptoms like bad breath. That is why, our team here at John F. Lann, DDS - Round Rock TX Dentist in Round Rock, Texas, is happy to give you information about... read more »

How to Prevent Gum Disease and Tooth Loss

Do you ever wonder what could happen to your teeth if you have gum disease? You may have heard that gum disease is actually a fairly common problem, but did you know that it can lead to irritated or sore gums, bad breath, and sensitivity? This serious issue could also cause eventually cause tooth loss. You see, if bacteria builds... read more »

Crowns Need Regular Dental Care

Your new crown effectively replaces the enamel layer of your tooth with an artificial material like gold, base metals or porcelain. While these materials are not vulnerable to bacteria and tooth decay, your crown will still need inclusion in your daily oral hygiene routine. Without twice daily brushing and flossing residual food particles and plaque can harden into tartar near... read more »

Dry Mouth: Helpful Tips

Saliva is an important part of oral health. Saliva cleanses the mouth, aids in digestion, and prevents infection by controlling the bacteria and fungi in the mouth. Dry mouth occurs when there is not enough saliva production. Talk to Dr. John F. Lann if you have any of the following symptoms: - Frequent thirst - A dry feeling in your... read more »