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With your busy schedule, you don’t have time to deal with a painful cavity, broken tooth, or infected gums. That’s why our team at Sunny Dental recommends taking advantage of our preventive services, which can help you avoid these problems before they cause damage to your smile. Just two checkups each year for preventive dentistry in Lancaster, TX, along with diligent oral care at home, can keep your smile cavity-free for the long term. Are you ready to schedule your next checkup and cleaning? Give us a call today.


Each patient—no matter their age—needs to attend at least two checkups and cleanings per year. During these appointments our hygienists remove stubborn plaque and tartar from areas of the mouth that are difficult to clean on your own. In addition, our dentists perform routine examinations and then identify and take care of minor problems as early as possible, which leads to better oral health and lower dental care costs.

Fluoride is a mineral that is added to most oral healthcare products. It’s even added to most public water sources. Why? It fortifies the enamel and makes it significantly more resistant to decay. After your dental cleaning, we will coat your teeth with a highly concentrated, strong fluoride paste which provides cavity protection until your next appointment, i.e., up to six months.
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Do you suffer from jaw pain or headaches in the morning? If the answer is yes, you may have bruxism, or the tendency to unconsciously grind teeth and clench your jaw during sleep, but you can do something about this habit! We can provide a custom nightguard that will allow your jaw muscles to relax and keep your teeth from touching. By wearing this oral appliance at night, you’ll be able to preserve your smile and comfort. Here’s a brief guide to how nightguards work from the friendly team at Sunny Dental & Orthodontics.
Bruxism refers to the clenching and grinding of one’s teeth, which causes chips, cracks, jaw pain, accelerated enamel erosion, and gum recession. Many people do this as a stress response while awake, and being more mindful of this painful and destructive habit may help a person kick it. However, some people grind their teeth involuntarily in their sleep, and it’s usually best for these individuals to invest in a protective device designed to reduce the damage this reflex causes.
While you can find many “do-it-yourself” nightguards available in stores, these devices are not fitted by a qualified oral health professional. Professional-grade nightguards from Sunny Dental & Orthodontics, on the other hand, are completely customized for superior protection and comfort.
The first step to receiving a nightguard is to have a consultation at our Lancaster office. During this meeting, our dentist will carefully evaluate your teeth and ask about your symptoms to determine the best way to protect your smile. If we find that a nightguard is the best way to keep your teeth in great shape, we’ll take precise measurements of your teeth and send this information to a trusted dental lab where your device will be manufactured. When the appliance arrives at our office, you’ll come back so you can try it on and receive any last-minute adjustments. You’ll then be ready to begin using your nightguard, but we may also schedule you for a follow-up appointment so we can make sure your device is working well.
A Nightguard from Sunny Dental & Orthodontics can provide a range of benefits like:
To keep your nightguard in great shape, be sure to rinse it with cool or lukewarm water before and after each use. When not wearing the device, store it in its case to prevent damage. It’s also best to clean your appliance at least once a day with a soft-bristled brush and hand soap.

Are you and your loved ones getting the best daily care with the right toothpaste, toothbrush, and mouthwash? With seemingly endless options available, it can be challenging to find the right products for everyone in the family. At your next checkup and cleaning, we can look at your teeth and recommend ones that can most benefit your smile. That way, your oral hygiene routines can be more successful.