Oral & Vision Health Blog

What You Need to Know About Dental Insurance Waiting Periods

Some dental insurance plans impose waiting periods for major procedures. Taking care of your teeth is essential. Poor oral health can lead to tooth loss and many health problems.
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Big Reasons to Floss and Chew Sugarless Gum for Excellent Dental Health

Help conquer plaque and avoid dentures by using floss and gum
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10 Simple Tips for the Most Healthy Teeth and Mouth Ever

It takes more than biannual dental visits to get a healthy, clean mouth
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Adapting Your Home for Your Child with a CVI

Key Takeaways: CVI looks different in each child It makes it difficult for children to eat, play, and learn You can adapt a rental home: cover sharp corners and electrical ...
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What is Cortical Visual Impairment? Here's Everything You Need to Know

September is CVI Awareness Month, named for Cortical Visual Impairment. It is important to be aware of the symptoms, risk factors, and warning signs of this misunderstood ...
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4 Types of Dental Cleanings & What You Need to Know

Dental cleanings are essential preventive dental treatments that remove excess plaque, tartar, and bacteria from the surface of a person’s teeth in order to minimize the risk or ...
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What is the Impact of Your Diet on Your Gums?

We know that our diet can influence our health, and result in conditions like diabetes and heart disease. But do you know about the impact your diet can have on your gums? We will ...
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How Does Mental Health Affect Oral Health?

Mental health and oral health go hand in hand
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7 Ways to Keep Your Eyes Healthy While Wearing Contacts

Contact lenses may be an everyday accessory for some; however, it is crucial to wear them properly to keep your eyes healthy. Avoid the harmful risks associated with improper ...
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Three Ways Dental Coverage can Save you Money on Dental Implants

We all know that quality service can come at a premium. A procedure like dental implants is no exception. Then it turns into a question of cost vs. benefit, although it should not ...
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