Dr. Puffer
Do you know, adults over the age of 35 lose more teeth to gum diseases than from cavities. At some point in their life, at least three out of every ...
Year-endings are usually exciting and are all about fun, family, and food. However, while spending time with your loved ones, it is important to take care of your dental insurance ...
Dental phobia and anxiety are pretty common, affecting more than one in every ten Americans.That means that close to 40 million people avoid getting crucial preventative dental care, which in ...
There are several reasons gum tissue might end up bleeding, and not just because of gum disease.We know it can be alarming to experience bleeding gums, so we want to ...
Oral health and diabetes are closely intertwined.It becomes much harder to maintain good oral health without carefully controlling diabetes, and diabetes becomes harder to control when oral health isn’t a ...
We’re the experts on human teeth, but there are lots of other interesting teeth out there.You probably already know that venomous snakes have hollow fangs to inject venom when they ...
Can you believe Halloween is coming up so soon?It’s always a fun time of year, with the spooky movies, the fun decorations, the costumes, and the tasty treats. We’re not ...
Sugar is the greatest nemesis of the dental profession and anyone who wants to maintain a healthy smile.Why? Because the harmful bacteria in our mouths love to eat it, then ...
People used to think that gum recession was an inevitability of getting older, but that’s not necessarily true.What is gum recession? It’s when the edge of the gum tissue recedes ...
Generally speaking, influencers are not a great source of health advice.One person’s experience with a technique or product is not going to be universal, and a real understanding of the ...
Centuries ago, people didn’t have many options for how to keep their teeth clean.Some cultures used chewing sticks and early toothbrushes had bristles made of horsehair. These days, we have ...
A little bit of prep work makes a huge difference when an emergency happens, including a dental emergency such as an oral injury.What exactly can we do to prepare for ...
1211 Park StNacogdoches, TX, 75961
Puffer Dental
1211 Park St
Email: [email protected]
Tel: (936) 564-2439
MON : 8:00 am - 1:00 pm, 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
TUE - THU : 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
FRI : By appointments only.
SAT - SUN : Closed
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