It’s a new year, and you have the opportunity to start fresh in a multitude of ways. If you’re like many others, you probably have a list of New Year’s resolutions and goals that you would like to accomplish this year. Have you considered adding better oral health to that list? Studies have shown that people who have smiles they’re proud of not only have more fulfilling relationships and do better in their careers, but they also enjoy a more enhanced quality of life. Keep reading to learn what your Flower Mound dentist has to say about how you can effectively prioritize your smile this year.

For some, getting dental implants is like getting a fresh start on life. They look and function just like natural teeth and have given many the ability to eat and smile with confidence. But even though they are cavity-resistant and durable, your implants still need to be taken care of. Here are 5 bad habits to break to help keep both your teeth and your dental implants in great shape.