Oral & Vision Health Blog

Common Dentist Drugs and When They’re Used

Common dentist drugs and why you might need them.
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The Importance of Eye Exams in a Remote Work Lifestyle

An eye exam can save your vision and your overall health.
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A Comprehensive Eye Examination: What is it and Why do you Need One?

Find out why its so important to have a comprehensive eye examination and how often. We are all familiar with the saying “the eyes are the window to the soul.” But did you know ...
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Dancing Eyes: Nystagmus – What is it and How Can it be Treated?

Nystagmus, or dancing eyes, is a unique vision condition. It is characterized by repetitive, uncontrolled movements, such as shaking. This can occur vertically, horizontally, ...
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Lupus & Dental Health: 5 Things You Should Know

Approximately 1.5 million Americans have a form of lupus. The disease tends to form between the ages of 15 to 44. Though many symptoms are linked with lupus, such as hair loss and ...
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Spring Allergies: How to Protect Your Eyes

With the changing of seasons come new and irritating allergens. You step outside to enjoy the ever-warmer weather only to find that your eyes begin to itch and get teary. It is ...
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April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month: Know the Symptoms

Oral cancer. It is not as well-known as other types of cancer, so it is important for people to be aware of oral cancer symptoms. Knowing what to watch for and when medical ...
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Tips for Preparing your Child with Autism for the Dentist

1 in 59 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Having a child with autism can bring a new awareness to your life. Part of this awareness is knowing what to ...
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What is An Oral Cancer Screening and Do I Need One?

According to the National Institutes of Health, over 49,700 people are diagnosed with mouth cancer each year. The five-year survival rate is a little more than 75 percent, which ...
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Is Periodontal Coverage Worth It?

Periodontal disease is the most severe stage of gum disease, and it is on the rise. Unlike milder gum disease, periodontal disease requires a separate set of procedures to get ...
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