Aging
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Funding Dental Care for Older Adults
As we age, it becomes even more crucial to take care of our oral health. Dental care for senior citizens can be difficult to navigate, since routine dental care is not covered under Medicare.
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Oral Health and Preventive Measures for Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s
When an individual with Alzheimer’s starts to exhibit symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, tasks that were once second nature can suddenly become challenging. Even daily routines, such as brushing and flossing, can be hard to remember … Read More
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Caught in the Middle: Insurance Tips for the Sandwich Generation
Middle-aged adults are finding themselves financially “sandwiched” between two generations: their children and aging parents. This dual responsibility isn’t new, but it’s now more costly than ever. On one end, parents are supporting their children … Read More
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Your Mouth Holds the Key to Your Heart
Did you know a healthy mouth can make your heart happy? It’s true. Studies show people with periodontal (gum) disease often have heart disease, though it’s unknown whether one causes the other. Whatever the connection, … Read More
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Serving Mealtime Smiles: Giving Back Keeps Wisconsin Smiling
A healthy diet is key for oral and overall health. But for many older Americans, access to good, nutritious food is hard to find. Hundreds of thousands of these Americans are malnourished, subsisting on a … Read More
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3 Tips for Summer Smiles
School is out for summer! From family road trips to sports and sleepovers, kids have the freedom to enjoy a much-needed vacation. While it’s fine to slack off on school year structure, it’s important keep … Read More