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Dimensions of Dental Hygiene
AUGUST 30, 2021
A recently published study finds that even though children with special healthcare needs tend to receive preventive dental care more frequently than those without such needs, they are significantly more likely to experience poor oral health. Myriad Causes. What Can Be Done.
Ask The Dentist
FEBRUARY 4, 2022
+ − My Pick Sleep Strips by SomniFix My Favorite: Budget Pick 3M Micropore Tape How Long Do I Need to Mouth Tape? Final Thoughts + − Learn More: Mouth Breathing: What Every Parent Needs to Know. That’s what I thought at first, too, but the health benefits of nose breathing are undeniable. Sound bizarre?
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Queen of Dental Hygiene
JUNE 13, 2020
Moms want answers to help their children be healthy. My oldest daughter is a new mom, and in her new mom group came the question: what can be done to help a youngster who has tooth decay under stainless steel crowns and needs root canals. billion people have untreated tooth decay [1] One out of 10 children in the U.S.
My Social Practice
JUNE 22, 2022
One of the best and most successful dental marketing strategies is to invest your energy into cause-related projects that benefit underserved communities and individuals in need. Seriously, who out there doesn’t feel amazing after helping someone in need? In these humble beginnings they took care of 400 children.
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