Oral & Vision Health Blog

6 Thanksgiving Foods that are Good for your Teeth

Okay -- we know when it comes to the holidays, just because foods aren't good for your oral health doesn't mean you won't stuff your face with them anyway. Passing up grandma’s ...
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Discount Dental Plans Just May Do the Trick for Young Professionals

You don’t have dental insurance. Maybe you're in between jobs, or not covered by you're parents insurance anymore - so, you’ve been putting off going to the dentist to try and ...
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Share a smile, spread happiness on World Kindness Day

Did you know that it’s World Kindness Day? It’s a perfect opportunity to share a smile, make someone’s day or just perform a random act of kindness.
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Tips For Staying Healthy During The Coronavirus Situation

Coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19, is the respiratory disease caused by the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2. The virus has now spread internationally – and is now part of our daily ...
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Tricky Treats: Dental Care for Kids on Halloween

Kids and adults alike love Halloween. But, our favorite Halloween treats can be a nightmare for our teeth. Sugary snacks combined with biting down on hard candy can lead to decay ...
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5 Ways to Care for Your Retainer

After months or years of orthodontic treatment, you finally have a beautiful smile! And with it, comes the new responsibility of maintaining it by wearing a retainer. There are a ...
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Mouth Taping: Do’s and Don’ts

Ever heard of this oral health trend? Mouth taping is a home remedy that’s said to treat snoring, allergies, and improve your oral and overall health. How? Well breathing through ...
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I thought this was covered. Why do I have a co-payment?

You've just bought insurance to cover dental and other health-related procedures, and what a great decision! Whether it was through work or wanting to obtain your own coverage, ...
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5 Oral Health Tips for Flu Season

When you think about flu season, your oral health might not be the first thing to come to mind. But it should be! The flu spreads primarily through respiratory droplets in your ...
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Back to School: Protect Your Child's Eyes From Blue Light

With kids heading back to school, parents will be doing everything they can to keep them safe. Blue light protection should be something for parents to keep in mind this fall. ...
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