Dental Health for Older Adults
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Saint Patrick’s Day: Alcohol and Your Teeth
St. Patrick’s Day has a reputation, and as much fun as it can be, the day doesn’t only leave a hangover. It also paves the way for cavities to set up shop on your teeth. … Read More
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Brushing and Flossing with Arthritis Pain
Our mouths need dental care day and night, and it’s important to find a way to make that happen. Brushing and flossing with arthritis in the hands can be painful, but avoiding daily care only … Read More
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Balanced Meals for Healthy Aging
A balanced meal includes the nutrients and vitamins that we need to power through our day. That fuel comes from a combination of different foods from leafy greens to seafood dinners. The right balanced combination … Read More
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Periodontal, Gum Disease Attacks the Whole Body
It wasn’t long ago that the connection between oral health and overall health seemed distantly related at best. Today, we know this is not the case. There are strong connections between the health of the … Read More
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Dental Health Questions To Ask If Considering Assisted Living
Do you have a parent or loved one who lives in a care facility or utilizes assisted living? Whether it’s your in-laws, parents or an aging family friend, you want to be there to support … Read More
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How Poor Oral Health Can Lead to Disease in Old Age
You probably know by now that your oral health is connected to your overall health. But, do you know how lack of oral health care for the elderly can lead to disease in old age? … Read More
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Do Retirees Still Need Dental Coverage?
The average age for retirement fluctuates over time, but generally remains between the age of 63 and 66 years old. Seniors today are more active and engaged than ever before, and represent about 16% of … Read More
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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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Caught in the Middle: Insurance Tips for the Sandwich Generation
Middle-aged adults are finding themselves financially “sandwiched” between two generations: their children and aging parents. This dual responsibility isn’t new, but it’s now more costly than ever. On one end, parents are supporting their children … Read More