Whether your days are full of kids’ activities, business travel, or weekend trips for golfing, camping or sightseeing, it can be easy to let your oral care slide. Late nights, early mornings, and unexpected changes of plans often lead to poor habits with brushing and...
Effective brushing starts with using the right toothbrush. Matching your toothbrush to your unique oral health needs is the best way to make the most of your daily routine. The same toothbrush won’t work for everyone—children, adults, and seniors all have different needs as far...
When it comes to taking care of your teeth, you may need to make a few changes as you age. Dental problems are far more common in people over sixty, so you might also need to see a dentist more often. Brushing and flossing are...
Good oral health is more than a picture-perfect smile. When you keep your teeth and gums healthy it supports your general health and wellbeing, too. From toddlers to seniors, the entire family can benefit from basic oral health care. Check your daily routine against these...
As a caring parent, you take every opportunity to encourage your child's healthy growth and development. And scheduling dental checkups every six months is a very important part of protecting your children’s health. Preventive dental care not only gives your kids beautiful smiles, It also...
Strong communities foster resilience, and one great way to build connections with your neighbors is through volunteering. Our local Rotary Club in Chandler is a great example of a civic organization that’s committed to serving others. Club members, local businesses, and residents work together side-by-side...
One of the most exciting parts of summer celebrations is all the wonderful foods that are in season! Whether it’s the 4th of July favorites you share year after year, or classic treats from the county fair, you might be surprised that you don’t have...
Keeping your gums, teeth, and mouth healthy improves your overall health and wellbeing. But good oral health requires upkeep at every stage of life, even though methods may change over the years. The dental care habits you had as a young adult may need to...
Tooth loss is not a natural part of aging. Regular visits to your dentist allow for dental diseases to be detected and treated in their early stages, so you don’t have to suffer from complications like losing your teeth. As you age, maintaining good oral...
Oral cancers are extremely common, especially among older adults. The American Cancer Society predicts that over 54,000 people will be diagnosed with some type of oral cancer in 2023. Although oral cancer is not always preventable, many of the most significant risk factors come from...