Resolutions often begin with good intentions, but fall behind when the weeks and months pass. When you make resolutions for your oral health, start with lifestyle changes that will become a habit. Your oral health will continue to be a priority throughout this year and years into the future. Lifestyle changes must include home care....
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Holiday Stress And Your Dental Health
Holiday stress does not have to interfere with your dental health. Your oral health can be a priority while you enjoy the holiday season. First, never fail to floss and brush. Even if you are planning a full day of shopping, decorating, or celebrating, your teeth and gums need attention. Take proper care of your...
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Great Christmas Gifts For Your Oral Health
The holidays are right around the corner, and it is time to think of all of the great gifts you can give your family and friends. Here are a few ideas from your favorite dentist. Dental floss is a great stocking stuffer A standard toothbrush may not be able to get rid of germs and...
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Be Thankful For Your Oral Health
It is true that many people find Thanksgiving a hassle. Whether you’re dealing with the stress of hosting and cooking for your guests, traveling, or simply organizing plans, it can be easy to lose sight of what Thanksgiving is truly about. Once you get past the stress of the day, remember to take a moment...
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November Oral Health Guidelines
It is very beneficial to get in to the habit of thinking about oral health at the beginning of each month. Reflect on the advice that your dentist gave you at your last check up, and if it’s been longer than six months, it’s time to make an appointment soon. Schedule a check up with...
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Diabetes and Your Oral Health
November is national diabetes month; an important time to understand the effect that diabetes has on your oral health. Diabetics know the importance of a proper diet to maintain appropriate blood sugar levels. There is also a connection between diet and oral health. When a diabetic does not eat properly, it affects his blood sugar...
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Protect Your Oral Health on Halloween
We all know candy can cause cavities, but some types of candy are better or worse than others. Whether you are choosing candy for your child, a party, or trick-or-treaters, think about candy and its effect on oral health. Chewy candy and popular fruit-flavored candies are tasty and appealing, but they are especially bad for...
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Gums and Your Oral Health
Oftentimes when people think of oral health and hygiene, they overlook their gums and think only of their teeth. Gums serve a very important purpose in the mouth. They are an important protective barrier that protects your teeth and their support structures. Healthy teeth depend on healthy gums to be strong and thrive. Most gum...