April 2015
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Brushing or Broccoli? Kids Choose Vegetables Over Dental Health
Think it’s tough to get kids to eat their vegetables? A new survey reveals it may be even tougher to get them to brush their teeth. Nearly half of parents (45%) say getting kids to … Read More
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What Your Old Toothbrush Can Do For You
Some items are easy to recycle: Old books make great additions to your local school. Hand-me-downs can be given to a neighbor or youngest child. Glass bottles make delightful DIYs. What about old toothbrushes? While … Read More
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Go Green by Going Paperless
It’s obvious we love the color green, but we view “green” as a verb too. Each year, Americans use around 69 million tons of paper and paperboard. How can you reduce your carbon footprint? … Read More
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A Book Fit For Every Smile [INFOGRAPHIC]
April 12th-18th is National Library Week. This year’s theme is, “unlimited possibilities at your library.” Grab your little one, pick a book, and start reading! Best of all, most of these smile-themed books are available … Read More
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Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect: Detection Can Start at the Dentist
Clean teeth and superior dental health are obvious benefits for children receiving regular dental check-ups. However, when some kids sit in the dentist’s chair, a problem more troubling than cavities might come to light: physical … Read More
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Teeth and Tax Season
As the tax deadline draws near, take a moment to ensure you get all of your entitled deductions. Remember that dental expenses are treated like medical expenses. You can itemize medical and dental costs if … Read More
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April is a Laughing Matter
A smile can do wonders for a person. It can make you feel happier, more confident, and relaxed. And what happens when you take that smile one step further? Laughter. Think about how energized you … Read More