If you’ve ever wondered about a treatment for your bad breath, we have some great news for you - it exists! There are tons of different ways to tackle this problem, and all of them result in you feeling more confident and assertive in professional and personal settings. To understand what we can do to help treat your bad breath,... read more »

Does threaded floss hurt your fingers or hands? Perhaps you are tired of dealing with the long string of dental floss. If this sounds like you, then consider trying water flossers as a way to floss your teeth each day. To help you learn more about water flossers, Dr. Robert Jackson with Jackson Dental in Carrollton, Texas, is happy to... read more »

  Cold and flu season is here, and they are just as hard on your oral health as they are your body. You will need to take care of yourself as your body fights the attack, and we have some ways for you to care for your smile along the way. Our Jackson Dental team in Carrollton, Texas, encourages you... read more »

Your child’s little smile seems so perfect, doesn’t it? It probably is—well, close to perfect. Little did you know, their little chompers are vulnerable to tooth decay. This is a common issue among many infants and toddlers. In fact, it’s so common that it is known as baby bottle tooth decay. However, your child doesn’t have to experience this issue... read more »

Do you struggle to maintain a white, bright smile? If so, it might be because of the many things in the world today that can cause tooth discoloration. Those things are: -Dark Foods and Drinks: Some drinks, like coffee, tea, and red wine, can cause tooth discoloration. This is because they have intense color pigments called chromogens that attach to... read more »

The holiday festivities are here, so now is the time to make sure your oral health is in peak condition. Our team at Jackson Dental is happy to offer dental implants to restore a damaged smile. With dental implants, you can once again enjoy all of the foods you normally do without the fear of further damage to your mouth. Following... read more »

Periodontal disease, more commonly known as gum disease, can wreak havoc on your holiday season. If you suffer the effects of gum disease, eating foods can be difficult, so don’t let gum disease ruin your holidays. Take the steps now to protect your teeth and gums from any further harm. Listed below are some commonly asked questions concerning gum disease: Question:... read more »