Caregivers of older adults have plenty to keep track of – appointments, physical therapy, medications, meals, and groceries. It can make flossing seem like the last thing to worry about. But maintaining a healthy mouth in older adults is key to being healthy overall. Comfort and … [Read more...]
A History of “Halitosis” and the Listerine Marketing Campaign
Bad breath can happen to any of us. What we eat, how often we brush, and if we floss all contribute. When we hear “halitosis,” we think of a chronic and persistent issue that even the most flavorful gum can’t hide. Have you ever wondered how using the term “halitosis” came to be, … [Read more...]
Dental Visits Decoded: Are Cleanings Necessary?
Some love the slick feeling of their teeth after a teeth cleaning. Others put off their regular dentist visits because they dread the experience. Even when brushing and flossing twice a day, food particles and plaque can hide in nooks and crannies. If it’s been more than six … [Read more...]
Dental Anxiety Eased by Man’s Best Friend
A dog in a dental office would have been very unusual 50 years ago. As we continue to learn about the benefits of therapy dogs and how they can reduce anxiety, more dental offices are using them to calm their patients during procedures. … [Read more...]
Healthy Holiday Gifts and Stocking Stuffers
Between all the cookies, candy canes, and cocktails, healthy Christmas gifts are a welcome addition under anyone's tree. Give your friends and family the gift of health with these healthy Christmas presents for all ages—perfect for a fit and festive holiday! … [Read more...]
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