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Give Your Smile a Spring Makeover

Want a beautiful smile full of bright, straight teeth? For some people, it’s as simple as visiting the dentist for a whitening procedure. For others, the process can be a bit more involved. If your teeth are chipped, cracked, or otherwise affecting your smile, you may want to speak to your dentist about dental bonding…

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3 Reasons Oral Cancer Is Increasing in Younger People

Many people assume oral cancer only affects older men with a history of tobacco and alcohol use. However, today the trends are changing. Lately there has been a dramatic rise in oral cancer diagnoses for women and younger people of any gender. What’s causing the change? Lifestyle factors: Lifestyle choices continue to be the greatest…

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Oral Cancer Screenings Work – Here’s Why

In celebration of Oral Cancer Awareness Month this April, we’re getting the word out about oral cancer. This disease is becoming more common in younger people, and early detection is still our best line of defense. A simple screening, which takes a few minutes during your dental checkup, is an easy and effective way to…

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How To Help Fight Oral Cancer

In honor of Oral Cancer Awareness month this April, we wanted to share some information this terrible disease. Oral cancer accounts for 2-4% of all cancers diagnosed in the US. However, it has one of the lowest survival rates, mostly due to late detection. One big issue isn’t that the symptoms are difficult to notice…

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5 Historic Sites to Visit During Hispanic Heritage Month

In 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaimed September 15 the start of Hispanic Heritage Week. Two years later, President Ronald Reagan extended the observation to a full 30 days, extending the month long celebration to October 15th. Eight Hispanic nations observe their Independence Day during this month long period, but there are many ways that…

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Homemade Dog Toothpaste

Dogs are a man’s best friend, but their breath is a different story. Don’t let those puppy dog eyes fool you, once a dog passes its sweet puppy breath stage their doggie breath can keep you from wanting to cuddle your furry friend. Dogs should have their teeth cleaned weekly, because plaque can build up…

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Your Guide to Mouthwashes

All mouthwashes may seem the same, but there are actually many different types available. Here is a quick guide to the different kinds of mouthwashes to help to choose the best one for your oral health needs: Cosmetic: These mouthwashes only help to temporarily reduce bad breath and leave a pleasant taste in the mouth.…

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3 Ingredient Snack Kids Can Make by Themselves: A Twist on Quesadillas

Looking for a healthy after school snack that your kids can help make? Try making this fun twist on a kids snack staple: grilled peanut butter and banana quesadillas. This versatile snack is perfect for after school, but can also be made for breakfast, lunch or even as a healthy dessert. You can use a…

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Overnight Oatmeal for Easy Back-to-School Breakfast

Mornings can be hectic, especially when school first starts back up. If you’ve never tried overnight oatmeal, back-to-school is the perfect time to try. Overnight oatmeal is made from old-fashioned oats that are mixed with other ingredients and let to sit overnight in the fridge. In the morning, you have the perfect breakfast that’s easy…

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3 Ways to Get Rid of Back-To-School Jitters

Back-to-school can be a scary time for kids, especially if they are starting at a new school or have anxiety about the grade they’re going into. Don’t fret! Here are some tips to help to calm your children’s fears. Talk it out: Talk to your kids about how they’re feeling and offer reassurance. Sometimes all…

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