Oral & Vision Health Blog

4 Ways Your Mental Health Can Affect Your Oral Health

When was the last time you stopped what you were doing, took a deep breath, and checked in with yourself? Mental health is such an important aspect of our lives and it’s important ...
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New Year’s Resolutions for Your Eyes and Teeth

As the New Year approaches, it's the perfect to set resolutions that will benefit your overall health. While many focus on fitness and diet, it’s equally important to consider the ...
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Holiday Gift Ideas for Oral Health

The holiday season is the perfect time to show your loved ones you care about their health and well-being. One thoughtful way to do this is by giving the gift of dental hygiene. ...
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Oral Health and the Importance of Self Care

Discovering the keys to optimal self-care may feel like finding a hidden treasure. Luckily there are actionable steps you can take to enhance your overall well-being. You can ...
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How Oral Health Education Boosts Academic Success

The success of your child in school is crucial for their future. But have you ever considered the connection between oral health and academic excellence? Studies show that good ...
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Oral-Health Friendly Thanksgiving Recipe: Sugar Free Cranberry Sauce

This Thanksgiving, cook up something to keep your smile health: try this recipe for a delicious sugar-free cranberry sauce that's as delicious as it is easy to make.
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Facing your Fears at the Dentist

Are you afraid to see your dentist? You have lots of company. Research shows that about 36 percent of Americans avoid dentists out of fear. Many people have enough anxiety that ...
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Oral Care Tips for Seniors

Aging is a part of life. And with it can come an increased risk of health issues, including oral health problems. It’s very important to keep up your good oral hygiene habits as ...
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The 5 Stages of Gum Disease

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease or periodontitis, is one of the most common oral health problems in the U.S., with 47% of American adults suffering from some form ...
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What is Gum Disease, Exactly?

So, your dentist tells you that you have mild (or not so mild) gingivitis. You might think that just means your gums are slightly inflamed – but gingivitis is a bit more ...
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