Because Everyone Deserves a Healthy Smile
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Food Served at Schools Can Impact Oral Health
From vending machines to healthy cafeteria food, school nutrition is a hot topic. And it should be—children consume approximately 50% of their calories for the day while at school.
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Pediatric Dental Benefits: Procedure Categories
You’ve found a dentist and you’re ready to take your child to his or her appointment. Now, how do you determine what pediatric dental benefits apply to this visit, or future visits?
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Dental Hygienists vs. Dental Assistants
Both dental assistants and dental hygienists are important parts of a dental office. Dental assistants often work as an aide to the dentist, while dental hygienists often work one-on-one with patients. Learn more about these … Read More
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Sweet Swap: Sugar-Free Peanut Butter Cup Recipe
The holiday season and cookies go hand-in-hand. If you’re looking to satisfy your sweet tooth in a healthier way, try one of America’s favorite treats sans sugar. This sugar-free peanut butter cup recipe is filled … Read More
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Tips for Nighttime Teeth Grinders
Are you gnashing while you sleep? If you wake up with a headache or a sore jaw, chances are you’re guilty of grinding your teeth. Here are some common causes and how to stop:
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Promote Good Oral Health with Elf on the Shelf
Families across the U.S. have welcomed Elf on the Shelf, Mensch on a Bench, or other toys to get their kids to embrace good behavior around the holidays. But the elves and their pals don’t … Read More
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Are X-rays Safe During Pregnancy?
Dental X-rays are extremely safe, emitting one of the lowest amounts of radiation—comparable to that of a short airplane flight. But what if you’re expecting? Is it safe to get an X-ray while pregnant?
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Funding Dental Care for Older Adults
As we age, it becomes even more crucial to take care of our oral health. Dental care for senior citizens can be difficult to navigate, since routine dental care is not covered under Medicare.
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Best Bites for Braces-Wearers: What Not To Eat
If you’ve worn them, you may know there are certain foods to avoid with braces, but those considering or new to them may not know what you can’t eat with braces.
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Diabetes and Your Oral Health
Oral health and overall health are connected in many ways – many general health issues have oral health complications. On the flip side, poor oral health can be associated with overall health problems.
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