It may not be on your back-to-school list, but scheduling a dental checkup should be part of your plans before your child starts his or her next school year. According to a 2000 Surgeon General’s report, more than 51 million school hours were lost each year to dental-related illness. Nearly 15 years later, a Pew …
Applying for college, dating, learning to drive – teens have a lot on their minds, and practicing good dental health habits doesn’t always make the list. Unfortunately, this can take a toll on their oral health. In fact, tooth decay is the most common chronic disease for kids and teenagers, and the Centers for Disease …
Heading back to school after a summer break can be challenging for both students and parents. The easiest way to avoid difficulties – and to keep kids healthy – is to plan ahead. Here are 9 ways to tackle your back-to-school plan. 1. Get to know the school and staff Familiarizing yourself and your kids …
School’s out for the summer which, for most kids and parents, means the usual schedule goes out the window. However, there is one routine that is non-negotiable for children, and that’s sticking to a proper dental health plan. Tooth decay is the most common chronic disease in children, with a British study finding that more than …
For many Tampa area children and teens, summer marks the start of sports season. While recreational activities can support healthy exercise habits and team-building skills, participating in contact sports puts children at risk for dental sports injuries. In fact, according to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, sports accidents account for 10 to 39 percent …
Summertime is made for relaxing getaways and some much-needed down time, but don’t let all that fun in the sun distract you from sticking to your healthy habits, including your oral health routine. Follow these five easy tips to keep your dental health in tip-top shape while you’re traveling. 1. Store your toothbrush properly – …
One of the best things about summer is the delicious seasonal fare. Although some of the most popular summer foods aren’t smile-friendly, there are plenty of ways you can still indulge while protecting your oral health. Keep your taste buds and your teeth happy with these homemade healthy treats designed for the whole family. Hummus …
Clean and fresh — that’s how we all feel after brushing our teeth, right? But toothpaste does more than that! One stop at the toothpaste aisle in your local drugstore will reveal an overwhelming array of available options, and the come in a variety of forms ranging from powders to pastes to gels. However, not …
Oral hygiene does more than give you a bright smile and fresh breath. It also plays a big role in your overall health, often reflecting what’s going on in the rest of your body. Despite the links between physical health and dental care, there’s still some confusion about what people should and shouldn’t do. Take …
Developing an open, trusting relationship with your dentist can go a long way in improving your overall dental health, especially if you have questions. You might not initially think about asking these five questions, but your dentist will welcome the opportunity to help you develop the healthiest dental routines possible. At your next checkup, don’t …
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