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Because Everyone Deserves a Healthy Smile
Because Everyone Deserves a Healthy Smile
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Oral Health and Preventive Measures for Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s
When an individual with Alzheimer’s starts to exhibit symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, tasks that were once second nature can suddenly become challenging. Even daily routines, such as brushing and flossing, can be hard to remember … Read More
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Why Do Cavities Hurt?
When your dentist says you have a cavity, it isn’t good news. Sometimes you might not know it is there, and other times you might feel it. So, why do cavities hurt?
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Hack: How to Order Healthy Coffee Shop Drinks
Between mountains of whipped cream and caramel drizzles, it can be hard to stay away from sugar at your favorite coffee shop.. But they are ways to balance your love of coffee and sugar intake.
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5 Things That Yellow Teeth
Yellow is usually considered a happy color – sunshine, buttercups, and daffodils are guaranteed to put smiles on most faces. When it comes to teeth, however, yellow isn’t such a welcome hue. Even people who … Read More
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How to Have a Healthier Family Road Trip
Grab the family and buckle up for adventure—it’s road trip season! Long car rides and close quarters call for healthy road trip snacks, organization and clever hacks. Not sure you’re ready to hit the highway? … Read More
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Pediatric Dentist vs. General Dentist: The Right Choice(s) for Your Family
They go to school and you go to work. You drive the car and they ride in it. You and your kids do different things, but do you need different dentists? Pediatric dentist vs. general … Read More
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Oral Health, Wellness, and Smiles: Apps for All
Our top 3 apps for oral health and wellness:
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Insurance Shopping Tips for Small Business
Behind health insurance, dental benefits are employees’ top priority.
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Parents’ Guide to Back-to-School Planning
For parents, getting ready for school starts now. Use this checklist to get a head start on a great school year:
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Best Bets for Your Pet’s Teeth
Your dog’s mouth is NOT cleaner than yours. Canines carry mouth bacteria the same way humans do, and it can be transferred to you. Protect your pet’s oral health with these approaches: Dogs Bacteria buildup … Read More
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