Let’s face it, we are all procrastinators at some point. We can all choose to put off doing things we don’t want to do, especially when it involves going to the doctor or dentist. Yet, we also know deep down that putting off a necessary appointment or treatment won’t offer a solution to the problem
Whether you set a specific new year’s resolution or not, we all seem to make a goal of having a “better and healthier” year than the one before. While you may not have a specific goal to lose 30 pounds or to exercise 5 times a week, there is one simple thing you can do
When you are under stress, your body feels it in different ways. Some people feel extremely on-edge and irritable, while others feel very overwhelmed and fatigued. Many people lose a great deal of sleep because they cannot turn their brains off at night, and they experience insomnia for weeks on end. Other people are able
As 2020 comes to an end, most of us are happy to have this crazy year close. This year has been a doozy for everyone, and we welcome the holiday season to distract us from it. Yet, as all of the holiday excitement builds up and distracts you, don’t forget that your dental insurance needs
Babies grow and change very rapidly as they develop. One day they are sleeping away most of the day, and the next, they are smiling and cooing. Pretty soon after that, they are sitting up and reaching for their favorite toys. Not long after this, they are cutting teeth and entering into the world of
Are you wearing a mask or face covering longer than 15 minutes at a time? If you answered yes, please keep reading to learn about mouth problems that are associated with mask-wearing. “Mask mouth” is a newly named condition that dentists are reporting throughout the United States. Even healthy patients with no history of oral
