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Your dental health encompasses the condition of your teeth, gums, and jaws, and all of these parts of your mouth are essential for performing basic tasks that we do all the time. Despite their importance, data compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for 2024 show that...

Let’s face it, getting dental care is essential, but it isn’t cheap, and working with insurance companies can be a significant obstacle if you don’t know what you’re doing. While managing tasks like medical imaging, cleanings, and basic maintenance is simpler to understand, maximizing your insurance benefits depends on understanding...

From the moment your child starts erupting teeth, there’s a range of dental problems they can deal with before the first complete set grows in. Habits that form in infancy can affect tooth development, such as thumbsucking, baby bottle tooth decay, lip sucking, tongue thrusting, and tooth loss for various...

Teeth play a vital role in our lives; we use them every day for eating and speaking, but many of us don’t do enough to take care of them to avoid the risk of oral diseases and other complications. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show...

We’ve all had that sinking feeling when making a trip to the doctor; you’re dealing with a symptom you don’t understand and fear the worst, or it’s an embarrassing problem you want to avoid sharing with others. However, many other reasons lead people to avoid medical visits, too, including long...

Most people know they should visit the dentist on a regular basis to keep their smile looking its absolute best. But there’s a lot more to regular checkups and cleanings than meets the eye. Not only do twice-yearly visits benefit your oral health — they’re important for your overall wellness,...