Dr. Matteo has prepared this blog to help educate our patients about periodontal disease. Our hope at University Periodontal Associates is that this blog will provide any information you need to prevent gum disease from advancing.
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Dental emergencies can strike at the most unexpected times. It can suddenly occur during a meal, in the middle of the night, or during a
Living with missing teeth can affect your smile far more than your smile. Everyday activities like speaking and chewing can become difficult, sometimes even frustrating.
Many people hesitate to visit a dental practice because they fear being judged. Maybe it’s been years since your last checkup, or you’ve ignored a
Most dental problems can wait a day or two without much consequence. A knocked-out tooth is the exception. What you do in the first few
Most people assume they’ll lose teeth the way their grandparents did — cavities, an extraction here and there, maybe dentures eventually. What actually causes most
Pink toothpaste in the sink after brushing gets dismissed more than almost any other dental symptom out there. It doesn’t hurt, it’s easy to blame
Imagine enjoying a crisp afternoon at Hermann Park or grabbing a quick bite before a game at Minute Maid Park, only to feel a sudden,
Maintaining a vibrant smile in Houston involves more than just regular brushing; it requires a deep dive into the foundation of your oral health—your gums.
When we think about a beautiful smile, we often focus exclusively on the teeth—their whiteness, their alignment, and their shape. However, any local artist in
An oral cancer diagnosis can be life-changing—but what comes after treatment is just as important as the treatment itself. Recovery doesn’t end when the cancer
When most people think about dental implants, they picture a simple tooth replacement. But modern dental implant restoration does much more than just fill a
If your gums could talk, they’d tell you when something isn’t right. Bleeding while brushing, persistent bad breath, or gums pulling away from your teeth
