Adult Oral Health
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New Online Member Portal Promotion | 2019 Prize Drawing from Delta Dental of Wisconsin
Running now through February 29, 2020, Delta Dental of Wisconsin wants you to take advantage of your new member portal! Sign up or sign in to experience the newest features and you might just become a … Read More
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A Childhood Disease That’s Nearly 100% Preventable
The most common chronic condition among children is nearly 100% preventable. And yet, it’s not breaking news or stealing headlines. Cavities are four times more common than childhood asthma, but we rarely think about how … Read More
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The Dental Care Approach Is Not the Same as Health Care: Preventive vs Restorative Approaches
Many people avoid going to the dentist because of the cost. But maintaining a healthy mouth is proven to save you money. It improves your oral health and your overall health, avoiding costly problems and … Read More
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An oral health guide for newborns and new parents
Studies suggest that breastfeeding can be beneficial to a newborn’s oral and overall health. It’s just as important for parents to keep an eye on their own oral health. Here are a few tips to … Read More
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Crohn’s Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and Oral Health
We don’t often think of our mouth as part of our digestive track – but it is! How well we digest our food impacts our mouth, smile, and oral health. That’s why diseases in the … Read More
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Pregnancy and Dental Care | Oral Health Changes to Anticipate During Pregnancy
Pregnant moms have a lot to keep up with. Between extra doctor visits and preparing for a new family member, oral health care can fall by the wayside. Remind yourself or the expectant mom that … Read More
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How your mouth influences your health from head to toe
A healthy smile improves social interactions, communication, and the ability to perform well in work and school. But there are many more reasons to maintain great oral health. The National Academy of Medicine reports that … Read More
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People with Dental Benefits are Healthier
Can a smile be a window to someone’s overall health? More studies over recent years show a connection between oral health and overall health in both adults and children. This connection is due in large part to … Read More
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Lower Risk of Oral Cancer Linked to Flossing, Dentist Visits
Daily flossing is an important oral health habit that promotes a healthy mouth and body. Yet only 16% of Americans surveyed said they always floss once a day. When asked why they don’t floss, other … Read More
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Why You Might Think Twice Before Eating Too Much Ice Cream
Why you might think twice before eating too much ice cream There are few treats more tempting than a cold dish of ice cream during the hottest days of summer. It’s no wonder 90% of … Read More