Dental FAQs

Trusted Answers from Our Dentists in Richardson When it comes to the dentist, everyone has questions. At Richardson Dentistry, we want you to be as confident as possible about your oral health, which is why we have addressed some of our most frequently asked questions below. Drs. James Guirguis, Michael Guirguis, and Brent Flemming are…

Prepare Your Teeth for the Holidays

During the holidays, most people are more concerned about what the food is going to do to their weight rather than their oral health. However, it’s extremely important to pay attention to oral health during the holidays as well, as it can play a huge role in your overall health. There are a lot of…

Tips for a Teething Baby

The teething phase can be quite hard on both the child and the parents. It can begin as early as four months and can cause pain and irritability. The gums will likely be tender and swollen during this phase, so it is important to have some remedies available to help sooth your child and give…

Migraines and Your Teeth

Can toothaches cause migraines? One of the major causes of migraine headaches is dental issues. Migraine headaches can put the brakes on anyone’s day. They can mean time away from family, friends and work, not to mention the inconvenience and personal discomfort. Oral Issues that can cause migraines Teeth Grinding: Because you may unconsciously clench…

Common Myths About Children’s Teeth

As parents, we want the best for our children. With an influx of myths and misconceptions out there, however, it can sometimes be difficult to sort through what is fact and what is fiction. The following are some common myths about children’s teeth that parents should be aware of. Myth #1: Baby teeth aren’t important Many people…

Sedation Dentistry Benefits

Richardson Dentistry is dedicated to ensuring that our patients receive safe, comfortable and anxiety-free dental care. That’s why we provide sedation dentistry to our patients—a technique used to provide a relaxing experience for those receiving dental treatment. Wipes Away Dental Phobia Dental phobia is all too common, and sedation dentistry is especially helpful for those who suffer from…

The Life of a Tooth

Most of our organs and body parts are formed before birth and simply develop and grow as we age. In many cases their physical form remains fairly consistent as it begins to fully develop. The tooth, however, has a life cycle of its own—completely unique from any other body part. From 20 primary teeth to…

Dr. Guirguis vs. his 14 month old son, Max

Even for a pair of dentists, brushing a child’s teeth can be difficult. Adapting your approach to your child and maintaining patience are key to developing strong hygiene habits with your child. Naïve advice | When parents used to ask about brushing their children’s teeth, I would show them how to brush in a circular motion…