Giving has been shown to benefit both the receiver and the giver. What are some of the health benefits you will get by giving to others? Find out here.
Giving to Others Can Help You Live a Healthier and Happier Life
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Fall Food Favorites That Are Good for Your Teeth
Here are some fall food favorites that will give you the warm and fuzzy feeling of autumn while enhancing the health of your teeth.
Does Xylitol Prevent Cavities? The Facts You Need to Know
Xylitol makes many bold claims about its abilities. But are they myths or realities? Does xylitol prevent cavities? You’ll find out what causes cavities and the role this sugar alternative plays.
Affordable Ways to Enhance the Power of Your Smile
There are many affordable ways to improve your smile! If you don’t quite have the budget for a full makeover, that’s okay. The smile enhancement options featured in this post are inexpensive and can pack a powerful punch for a minimal cost.
Vaping – Is it Safe?
Vaping has become a popular alternative to smoking. Why is it so popular? Is it safe? Our blog gives you the answers to those questions and more.
Could Your Headaches Be Caused By Your Teeth?
Did you know frequent headaches are often treated more effectively by your dentist than your doctor? Many experience pain caused by what are known as “dental headaches.” This pain can be from light to severe, sometimes resulting in migraines, and ranges from being occasional to being a daily occurrence. If you are a headache sufferer, […]
The Secrets Behind Making Your Age Just a Number
You don’t feel your age, so why should you look your age? Ask almost anyone over the age of 40 to tell you what people guess their age to be. On average, it’s seven to 10 years younger than their actual, biological age. Do you know what that means? Our sense of age is changing. […]
Would You Be Able to Recognize Oral Cancer?
Oral cancer is deadly and it’s on the rise! Smoking and drinking alcohol can put you at high risk for developing this cancer, but there are many who are not a part of this “high risk” group who have also been affected by it. National Oral Cancer Awareness Week is April 8th-15th. Would you know […]