Upon returning home from your “date night,” you probably don’t think to ask the babysitter, “Did they brush their teeth?” Sending little ones to bed without brushing may not seem like a big deal, but less than 30 years ago, neither did buckling kids into car seats. Oh, how things have changed. Cavities are nearly […]
Archive | August, 2016
Navigate the Medicare Dental Dilemma
Emotions run high for pre-retirees. The retirement cloud comes in two forms—one part white and fluffy (no more work!) — another dark and ominous (no more benefits?). Medicare doesn’t cover dental—including procedures, care or devices. Medicare will only cover it if it’s required as part of overarching medical care or procedure. Get your head out […]
Firsts A Smile Can Make or Break
It takes one-tenth of a second to make a first impression. That’s 100 times faster than it took you to read this sentence. But what happens in that blink of an eye? When meeting someone, one-third of Americans notice teeth before any other facial feature. And first impressions matter. That initial snapshot captures key elements […]
Back to School Foods that Boost Brainpower
Studying and snacking go hand-in-hand. Feeding kids hummus over hamburgers affects their smile, body and brain. Younger years are critical for cranium development, so use these tips to provide proper nutrition this school year. • Wake up to water. Kids nowadays aren’t getting enough water. And even mild cases of dehydration can cause kids to […]
Three Sayings to Help Budget Your Next Dental Procedure
Let’s cut to the chase, sometimes dental care can be costly. Luckily, there are ways you can budget for your next dental procedure. We’ve adapted three of our favorite idioms to help you pinch a penny and prep financially: Expect the unexpected. You can’t always predict your health, but you can save for it. Consider […]
Adult Coloring for Kids at Heart + PRINTABLE PAGES!
Pokémon, fanny packs and Crystal Pepsi aren’t the only things making a comeback. Coloring books are back—but in a grown-up way, and these bestselling books are drawing lots of attention. According to Nielsen Bookscan, 12 million adult coloring books sold in the last year alone. Grab your colored pencils, amateur artists, we have some printable […]
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3 Resources to Help You Pick The Perfect Dentist
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Combating Tooth Decay: 3 Ways to Help Kids Get a Passing Grade in Oral Health This School Year
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Smoking Linked to Poor Oral Health
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Are Electric Toothbrushes Better?
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5 Foods that Naturally Whiten and Brighten Teeth
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Dentist Spotlight: Dr. Timothy Wilson
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5 Dental Health Questions To Ask If Considering Assisted Living
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Should I Offer My Employees a Dental Plan with Orthodontic Coverage?
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How To Get Your Delta Dental ID Card
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The Importance of School-Based Dental Programs
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Greg Grobmyer DDS: The brushing technique you describe sounds very mu...
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Sandra Rowley: Hi Shakara, Improper brushing is one of the maj...
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Linda H. Gardner: What a great article! I agree that it would be wis...
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Millie Hue: Thanks for pointing out that it is a must to compa...
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Erika Brady: I like that you mention how electric brushes have ...