If you're a parent with young children, one of your primary concerns is ensuring your child's teeth develop normally. Although you may make sure your child practices good oral care habits, their teeth may grow abnormally, causing a crooked smile or an overbite. When this ...
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View MoreThe last thing you need to deal with is a swollen gum. However, if your mouth is red or swollen, your gums are most likely the main thing holding you ...
View MoreThis most likely surprises no one. According to a recent survey , Americans spend $100 billion annually on hair care products and only $2 billion on ...
View MoreWith the new year, we’re sure you’re making a resolution or two for yourself that may include eating healthier, exercising more, or cutting back on ...
View MoreBreastfeeding is a hot topic amongst moms these days. We aren’t going to touch which is best for your baby, breast or bottle, as that is between a ...
View MoreYour toddler may be able to feed themselves using forks and spoons just fine, but that doesn’t mean they are ready to brush their teeth by themselves ...
View MoreThere’s been some discussion that poor oral hygiene correlates (not causes) with signs of dementia, which does make sense as hygiene in general often ...
View MoreAs important as diet and nutrition are to dental and periodontal health, there have not been many studies on a possible correlation between the ...
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