Summer is here, which means it’s a great time to take a vacation. As you pack the essentials and search for the best local hot spots, don’t forget to add a trip to your dentist to your to-do list. The last thing you want is a dental emergency interrupting your vacation. Although you may never expect it to happen to you, 1 and 6 Americans have a dental emergency annually. Here’s how you can minimize your risk by scheduling an appointment with your dentist.

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Are you searching for the perfect gift to give your graduating student? Why not give them the gift of confidence by enhancing their smile? Cosmetic dentistry is an investment in your student’s confidence, professional image, and quality of life. Here’s how you can ensure they look and feel their best as they take the next step toward their future.

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Oral cancer is a significant health concern, with around 54,000 new cases predicted in the US this year, and a 40% chance of a poor long-term prognosis. Though healthcare has advanced, a cure for oral cancer remains elusive, and late detection can make it challenging to treat. Educating oneself on the condition, including risk factors, warning signs, and prevention tips, can help prevent or detect it early on. Continue reading to learn more about oral cancer and potential risk factors.

As Tax Day approaches, people are thinking of how to use their refunds. While many opt for new purchases, improving your smile is a worthwhile investment. A healthy and attractive beam enhances your overall appearance, and using your refund for this purpose can have a positive impact on your life. Read on to learn about four reasons why investing in your smile is a smart way to spend your tax refund that you should consider.

Spring is here! This signals a time of change for many. This is why it’s a popular time to do some cleaning and make improvements to your home. As you declutter your house and get ready for warmer weather, Spring is also a great time to give your teeth a little spring cleaning. Read on to learn about five ways that you can show your smile a little extra TLC.

February is not just a celebration of the love you have in your life, but your literal heart! It is American Heart Month, which means there is no better time to pay special attention to one of the most important organs of your body. Since heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, you will want to do everything you can to care for it. But did you realize that heart health is not just about watching what you eat and exercising? Your oral health can directly impact it as well. Here’s how your smile and your heart are connected.

Dental assistants are an important part of the dental team. They are responsible for a wide range of tasks, from patient care to administrative duties. Dental assistants are also highly skilled and educated professionals who are dedicated to providing quality care to their patients. A day in the life of a dental assistant can be busy and challenging, so continue reading to learn why we spend Dental Assistant Recognition Week celebrating all that they do.

February is usually associated with Valentine’s Day, but it is important for another reason: it’s Children’s Dental Health Month. By teaching your little ones how to implement a great dental routine, you will help keep their oral health in top condition. Essentially, this specially designated oral health month is still about love…showing them how to appreciate their teeth by brushing and flossing! And what better way to celebrate than to buy them cool dental products? Here are four gifts that your children are sure to enjoy (and better yet, use!).

It is once again the time of year when people start to make an effort to achieve their New Year’s resolutions. Though it’s common for people to set goals related to money, personal growth, or travel, those aren’t the only options. Have you ever considered a resolution that will promote a healthy beam? Keep reading for ideas on five New Year’s resolutions that will promote excellent oral health.

When it comes to exercising, there is a range of benefits. Working out a few times each week can help you maintain a healthy body weight, prevent health issues, help you sleep better, and more. Even though exercising seems like an overall healthy choice for your body, it can also have adverse effects on your oral health if you aren’t careful. Continue reading to learn about five ways that fitness and oral health are linked.