Oral & Vision Health Blog

How Millennials Taking Selfies is Leading to Healthier Dental Habits

A huge, and often true, stereotype of millennials is their love of selfies. Mostly this is viewed as narcissistic and annoying behavior, but it is possible that some good is ...
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Does breastfeeding help children avoid braces?

What are we going to name the baby? Which hospital should we choose? Should we let the sex of the baby be a surprise? Natural birth or cesarean? Decisions, decisions, decisions. ...
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Why is There a Blue Ring Around My Eye?

Your vision seems to be functioning well, and you haven't experienced any noticeable changes or difficulties in seeing. However, you have observed the presence of a distinct blue ...
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8 Things to Know About LASIK

LASIK eye surgery has become increasingly popular in the last decade for people who need assistance in seeing more clearly. Whether they are nearsighted or farsighted, LASIK can ...
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Does Dental Insurance Cover Implants?

Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, so what happens when you break or lose a tooth, and it's not an easy fix? When you lose a tooth as a result of ...
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Why are my eyes red, itchy and watery?

You woke up again this morning with red, itchy and watery eyes. To make matters worse, you are sneezing and sniffling. You backtrack in your mind, trying to figure out the cause ...
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9 Ways to Overcome Your Fear of the Dentist

Visiting the dentist is an important part of life, but for many people, walking through the doors of a dental office is frightening. It’s good to know that there are many people ...
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What is an Open Access Dental Network?

If you've ever shopped for dental insurance, you will know how much information is thrown your way. There are enrollment periods, deductibles, copayments, and allowable charges. ...
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Can Contact Lenses Get Lost in Your Eye?

More than 30 million people in the U.S. wear contact lenses and it’s easy to see why. They are freeing, allowing wearers to break out from behind the barrier that separates them ...
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What are the differences between myopia and hyperopia?

More than 150 million Americans use corrective eyewear. Glasses, contact lenses, surgery…there are options aplenty for sharpening our vision.
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