We all know that traveling during the holidays is difficult. Flying for the Thanksgiving holiday is one of the worst combinations possible. We can’t magically make crowds disappear as you travel to give thanks, so we brought you the next best thing. Here are 7 tested methods to survive the pains associated with Thanksgiving. 1.…
Read MoreOctober is recognized as Eat Together, Eat Better Month, a time to recognize the importance of family meals. Shared family meals tend to be more nutritious than eating out or grabbing something “quick to eat.” Kids who eat regular meals are less likely to snack on “unhealthy” foods they grab on the go. They are…
Read MoreIt’s October which means football, fall leaves, and pumpkin carving. Our personal favorite part of this month is picking out the perfect Halloween costume. Your Halloween costume is a very important fashion statement: it showcases your creativity and sense of humor. Picking the perfect costume can be tricky; some costumes are overdone while others feel…
Read MoreEvery month is a good time to support Breast Cancer Awareness, but October is officially recognized as a dedicated month for the cause. One great way to participate this month is by joining a Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in your area. The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is the largest…
Read MoreIt’s time to say “Boo!” to certain treats that might try to sneak their way into our Halloween baskets this October. But remember, this isn’t just a month to celebrate Halloween. It is also National Orthodontic Health Month! Halloween comes one day a year, but Monarch Dental wants to make sure your healthy smile lasts…
Read MoreWe all love honey, but how many things have you used it for? According to the National Honey Board, each American consumes about 1.3 pounds of honey each year. That’s a lot of honey! But there is a lot more to do with honey than just consume it. National Honey Month was created to promote…
Read MoreMany 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…
Read MoreIn 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…
Read MoreIn 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…
Read MoreWant 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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