World No Tobacco Day – May 31st
Tobacco is linked to a number of health complications, including those inside your mouth. To raise awareness of these conditions and encourage people to stop using tobacco (in all of its forms), the World Health Organization (WHO) holds World No Tobacco Day every year on May 31. Read MoreWorld No Tobacco Day – May 31st
Can Dental Problems Lead to High Blood Pressure?
While you might consider that improper brushing and flossing can only put your teeth and gums at risk, many studies in recent years have revealed that people with poor oral health are at a much higher risk of developing several other chronic, long-term health disorders. Read MoreCan Dental Problems Lead to High Blood Pressure?
Here Are 5 Things That Will Help You Maximize Your Benefits
Dental insurance is not the great umbrella that it use to be. Insurance companies are in the business of making money and they are very good at it. They often make it difficult to get the benefits that you are entitled to. Read MoreHere Are 5 Things That Will Help You Maximize Your Benefits
How Stress Can Affect Your Oral Health
In today’s hectic, complex world—stress is a common concern for most of us. With unexpected things happening all around us, coping with stress may be difficult and can start to take a toll on our body. Stress causes a negative state of mind when we experience challenges or difficulties continuously without any relief or relaxation. Read MoreHow Stress Can Affect Your Oral Health
Healthy Back to School Snacks
Summer has just gotten here, but it’s flying by faster than the school year already did. When you think about after school snacks, does the sound of a potato chip bag make you cringe? When it comes to snacks for kids the simplest options don’t always seem to be the healthiest, but not anymore! Read MoreHealthy Back to School Snacks