Did you know saliva plays an important role in your mouth’s health? It’s made up of enzymes, proteins, and minerals that help ward off bacteria. Your body also uses saliva to communicate a variety of important responses. Protection for Your Mouth Saliva defends your teeth from cavities by helping clean away food debris after you…
Read MoreEstimating the costs of your dental care is difficult due to providers not being fully transparent about their pricing. Enrolling in a dental plan helps you compare prices and determine costs. Take steps toward your oral health by becoming more informed. It’s not easy being a smart consumer when it comes to healthcare costs. With…
Read MoreWill you be one of the 500,000 people who get dental implants this year? If so, you’ll join more than 3 million Americans who already have them according to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. Dental implants are now the recommended standard of care for tooth loss. Even though you might be in good company,…
Read MoreMany adults find it easy to take their dental health for granted. Unfortunately, this can backfire not only because it can result in serious health conditions, but it can also negatively impact you financially. Did you know that less than half of insured adults actually use their dental benefits even though about 47% of adults…
Read MorePhoto by Fabian Blank on Unsplash When was the last time you visited the dentist? If you often miss your regular dental exams and teeth cleaning appointments, is it because you avoid the dentist due to the expense? The ADA’s research shows that the No. 1 reason adults don’t go to the dentist is because…
Read MorePhoto by Brittany Colette on Unsplash How are you adjusting to spring? This time of year can be a doozy when it comes to allergies. Our oral health has a fascinating connection with our sinuses, which happens to be the subject of today’s blog. Allergies are the source that cause a multitude of oral health…
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