History of Oral Health: Founding Fathers and Early Patriots

Celebrate the Fourth of July by remembering the men who made history in America's earliest days of independence.

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Medical Conditions That Can Affect Oral Health

Health issues don’t have to originate in your mouth to harm your teeth and gums. Be aware that medical conditions from diabetes to ulcers can affect...

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5 Items Your Dental Hygienist Recommends Keeping Handy at Your Desk

Having emergency tissues, safety pins or a flashlight handy can keep you ready to combat a number of everyday mishaps. But how’s your preparedness...

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Beat Sweet Temptations with Some Tasty Alternatives

The holidays are a perfect time for family and friends but are also full of temptation for eating sweets. There is nothing wrong with a few sweets...

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Lack of Sleep and How it Affects Eyesight

Sleep is very important for your health, specifically for your eyes. The connection between sleep and eyesight becomes more apparent when you don’t...

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Fighting against the opioid crisis

After any type of oral surgery, you may be prescribed an opioid like hydrocodone, oxycodone, morphine or codeine to help manage pain. But today,...

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How oral health and mental health are connected

If you’re feeling down, your teeth might be suffering too. People with anxiety or depression may experience a negative impact on their oral health....

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Preventive Dental Care for Your Child

Proper preventive dental care for your children – including regular dental exams, cleanings, fluoride treatments and sealants – helps ensure a...

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History of Bad Breath

Bad breath is a problem that’s been around for centuries. The cause remains the same: sulfur-producing bacteria that feed on food stuck in the...

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5 Secrets to Whole Body-Wellness

Staying active by walking, riding a bike or swimming can improve and maintain your health and well-being.

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