If you thought you had to live with a less-than-perfect smile, we have fantastic news for you. You can enjoy a flawless smile using dental veneers from 1st In Smiles. Get a celebrity smile that's worthy of the red carpet and: Smile authentically in all ...

In the midst of all the fun and treats of Halloween, it can be hard to keep track of what’s necessary for your oral health. However, don’t miss out on your necessary dental checkups! Your post-Halloween cleaning and exam can ensure your smile is as ...

At 1st In Smiles in Plano, TX, we start seeing children as early as three years old and adults older than 100, and we work hard to ensure everyone who comes through our doors experiences excellent patient care.  From extended hours, so it's easier ...

September is Pain Awareness Month, so we want to remind you that your Plano, TX dentist can provide relief if you’re suffering from a common condition that millions of people often don’t even realize they have. Frequent headaches and migraines, ...

Many folks don’t know how dazzling their smile can look with professional whitening until they try it. Once they do, they want to keep those beautiful results as long as they possibly can. Fortunately it’s not too hard! Simply follow our four tips to ...

When it comes to your dental care, you want to be sure you're making the right choice. You might be fixing dental damage you’ve ignored for years or you want to improve the appearance of your grin. If you’ve already visited another dentist, but need to ...

Enjoying good oral health means taking care of your teeth and gums. We’re sharing a video by the American Dental Association (ADA) that talks about easy ways for you to avoid plaque and tartar buildup on your teeth. Practicing good oral hygiene at home ...

Snoring can do more than make it tough for you – and members of your household – to get a good night’s rest. It can indicate you have sleep apnea, a condition that causes you to briefly stop breathing many times throughout the night. It has ...

While most people want healthy teeth and gums to last their lifetime, sometimes our very own behaviors get in the way of good oral health. Often, our bad habits are harder to ditch than we realize, but taking that step forward towards change is always a ...

Do you struggle with jaw pain? Do you hear clicking and popping noises when you chew or open your mouth? Do your teeth feel sensitive? If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, you may be dealing with a TMJ disorder. This happens when your ...