As every parent knows, children are prone to accidents, and dental injuries in kids are no exception. Back in the day, many teeth were lost due to sports accidents. Failing to catch a baseball, taking a soccer ball to the face, crashing on a bike, or roughhousing gone wrong … [Read more...]
World Diabetes Day: Learn the Facts on Dental Care for Diabetics
Did you know that your oral health can significantly affect your overall health? The reverse is also true – your overall health can impact your oral health. Chronic conditions, medications and lifestyle choices can all impact your mouth. Diabetes is no exception. Because the … [Read more...]
Does Your Child Suck His or Her Thumb?
Does your child suck his or her thumb? It’s not uncommon. According to Stanford Children’s Health, almost 90% of newborns show some form of hand sucking by two hours after birth. It’s a natural reflex for young kids and can even help them feel safe or handle stress. Yet oral … [Read more...]
Tongue Piercings – Why Are They Dangerous?
Have you ever wanted to stick a metal rod through your tongue? We haven’t, but it is still a popular accessory used for self-expression. When debating the finer points of how socially acceptable a tongue piercing is, it’s also important to acknowledge how dangerous they can be. … [Read more...]
Plain Language and Dental Health Literacy| Words to Avoid with Patients (B2B)
Using plain language in the dental office means communicating with your patients so that they understand the message the first time they hear or read it. By communicating with patients: In an active voiceWith short sentences, andWith common, every day words, you’re … [Read more...]
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