When a procedure such as teeth whitening gets popular, it’s only natural to wonder what the fuss is all about. But at The Hills Dental Spa in Austin we think it’s also proper to know what the American Dental Association has to say. The ADA recommends speaking with a dentist before starting a home bleaching […]
What can professional teeth whitening do for you?
At The Hills Dental Spa Cosmetic and Family Dentistry in Austin, TX, we know how important it is to patients to have a smile they are confident in sharing with others. Staining, discoloration, and other imperfections can cause individuals to feel ashamed at how their smile appears when they laugh, talk, or smile with others. […]
Porcelain Veneers And Instant Orthodontics
If you have been paying attention to orthodontics in recent years, you probably have heard about clear braces. They have been welcomed by many people, especially adults who want an alternative to traditional metal braces, and are available at The Hills Dental Spa in Austin. There’s more good news for those who want to straighten […]
Bridging The Gap
Do you have a missing tooth that is detracting from your otherwise pleasant smile? At The Hills Dental Spa in Austin we can fill the gap with a dental bridge, and help you get back your sensational smile! A dental bridge could be the perfect answer for your missing tooth. A bridge not only restores […]
How much sugar do you eat and how it impacts your dental health
Sweet treats are always welcome for both children and adults. Indulging in candy or a cupcake every now and then is totally fine, but for those with a chronic sweet tooth, their sugar consumption may be impacting their dental health and wellness. But how? Learning the connection between sugar intake and oral health problems can […]
How Much Do You Know About Gum Disease?
Gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss in adult Americans, yet many people are surprisingly under-informed about it. In this blog post from The Hills Dental Spa in Austin, we share some basic facts about gum disease. In its earliest and most treatable stage, gum disease is called gingivitis. The more advanced form […]
