Root canal therapy saves an infected, injured or severely decayed tooth, preserving it for additional years of service. Dr. James Geer, endodontist in Tomball, TX, uses this reliable and pain-relieving restoration to help patients regain their oral health and keep their smiles complete and functional.
If you are scheduled to have oral surgery soon, there’s nothing to worry about. You’re not only in good hands with Tomball oral surgeon Dr. James Geer, you also have his years of expertise and experience on your side. To help you prepare for your upcoming oral surgery, Dr. Geer would like to offer some helpful tips. Read on to find out what you need to know in order to make your surgical procedure go as smoothly as possible.
When it comes to choosing a dentist, it is important to understand that not all dentists are the same. Not all dentists are able to perform all of the necessary services you will need throughout the years, such as oral surgeries. As a result, you are often referred to other dentists and specialists to have your needs met. This is not only inconvenient, but also causes you to place your trust in a stranger. Now, you are able to benefit from oral surgeries with your dentist in Tomball. Dr. James Geer is more than just a dentist. He also holds a Doctorate of Dental Surgery so you are able to benefit from oral surgeries from a dentist you already know and trust.
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You’ve been told that you need to have your wisdom teeth removed. They don’t hurt, so why do you need them extracted? Does everyone have his or her wisdom teeth pulled? There are many questions that arise when you need a tooth extracted, and Dr. James Geer has the answers for you. Here we’ll discuss wisdom teeth removal in Tomball, and when you should get your teeth removed.
Always investigate a toothache. When a tooth sustains an injury, has several fillings or extensive decay, pain and sensitivity result. Root canal therapy treats symptoms of tooth infection, preserving healthy tooth structure for years of service.
Your smile is a far cry from how it used to look. Dark stains, a chip off a front tooth, a smile gap and the wear and tear of years gone by have changed your teeth. You want a fresh, new look. Porcelain veneers from James Geer DDS in Tomball, TX makeover qualified patients comfortably in just 2 dental visits. (more…)
Nothing ruins a fun family outing to Sub Zero Ice Cream & Yogurt quicker than dental pain. Prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold food may be an indicator of tooth decay or fractures. Don’t wait for this pain to go away on its own, because it’s only likely to get worse. Take heed of this warning and get to your dentist right away! Here are some other signs that you need to see your Tomball dentist ASAP.
Dental implants from Tomball dentist, James Geer, replace teeth with stability and beauty. Learn details about these amazing prosthetics.
No tooth replacement option works as well as the modern dental implant. Expertly placed by Tomball dentist, Dr. James Geer, these artificial teeth reside in the patient’s jaw bone, providing a secure foundation for healthy chewing and speaking and for outstanding aesthetics. (more…)
Smile and the whole world smiles with you—or so the saying goes. But what if you don’t want to smile? Not because you’re unhappy, but because you’d rather no one see the condition of your teeth. That’s no reason not to smile! With cosmetic dentistry you can have a smile that really will make the whole world want to smile right along with you. Your Tomball cosmetic dentist, James Geer understand that a beautiful smile is more than a pretty accessory—it can change your life. Therefore, our dental practice offers a number of cosmetic dentistry treatments.
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Brushing and flossing aren’t enough to keep smiles healthy. Visiting your Tomball dentist preserves your oral health and prevents future problems.
Your Tomball family dentist, James Geer, teach patients that brushing teeth twice daily and flossing teeth once a day preserves gum health and avoids tooth decay. Disciplined at-home hygiene removes biofilm–sticky plaque and hard tartar which, over time, builds up on tooth surfaces, in between teeth and under the gum line. (more…)
