Oral & Vision Health Blog

What is Antibiotic Prophylaxis?

At your last visit to the dentist, he or she may have suggested an antibiotic prophylaxis. While that sounds like a complicated term, it simply means receiving antibiotic ...
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What Causes Bad Breath And More Oral Health Questions for Your Dentist

Before any trip to the doctor, it’s a good idea to think ahead of time about any questions that you want to ask. When patients are actually at their appointment, they often forget ...
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“The Thief of Light”: National Glaucoma Awareness Month

Eyesight is something no one wants to lose, but for more than three million Americans, this is a reality due to glaucoma.
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Should Kids Have Their Teeth Sealed to Maintain Good Oral Health?

Do you want to protect your child's teeth from cavities and tooth decay? Then you should consider dental sealants. Kids have a tendency of eating teeth-harming foods, such as ...
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Invisalign: Is it Worth Going the Extra Mile?

As an adult considering braces, you may be wondering if Invisalign is the way to go. After all, you may not want a mouth full of braces. Invisalign is more discreet, right?
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3 Creative Ways to Give Teeth and Dental Holiday Kits

Getting a dental kit for the holidays is usually pretty boring when compared to toys, craft kits, jewelry, soccer balls, etc. But there are a few ways you can make creative teeth ...
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What You Need to Know About Nursing and Dental Health

One of the big decisions a new mother faces is whether or not to breast-feed her baby. If you’re considering breast-feeding, here are a few things you’ll want to know about ...
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Spread Holiday Cheer: 7 Ways to Smile This Season

Have you noticed how contagious holiday cheer can be? There’s nothing more infectious than a genuine smile. It’s true: a smile that lights up your whole face will make others feel ...
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American Diabetes Awareness Month: Diabetes & Oral Health

November is American Diabetes Awareness Month. Diabetes can affect how a person’s body processes blood sugar. If you have diabetes, you have too much sugar in your blood, which ...
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