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Sep. 3, 2013
General oral health
“Don't wear white after Labor Day!” Even if you're not subscribed to all the popular fashion blogs, chances are you have heard of this fashion rule. Labor Day has stood for many years as the transition point of warm sunny weather to a cold, dark winter. It is said the fashion rule developed from winter... More »
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May 28, 2013
General oral health
During pregnancy your hormones change which can contribute to “pregnancy gingivitis”. Here a few ways to protect your smile: • Maintain a good dental hygiene routine. Brush twice a day and floss at least once a day. • Pregnant women should visit their dentist more often, about every 3 months. • Rinse your mouth out... More »
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May 9, 2013
General oral health
Ask any expecting mother what she wants to get done before her bundle of joy arrives and you'll likely be greeted with a mile-long to-do list. What may not be on that list, though, is some extra care in the dental department. Safe Window for Dental Work After a newly expecting mom makes her first... More »
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Apr. 4, 2013
General oral health
Bad breath is no joke. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to stop stinky breath before it starts. Here's how you can avoid being an April Fool every day. Watch what you eat You probably already know that certain foods can give you foul breath long after the plates have been cleared.... More »
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Mar. 7, 2013
Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation
The Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation is committed to improving children's oral health in the state. Here are a few ways the Foundation helps. Land of Smiles Throughout the month, thousands of pre-k through third-grade students in Illinois elementary schools will enjoy “Land of Smiles,” an educational oral health program that teaches proper brushing and... More »
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Mar. 5, 2013
General oral health
We have been told time and time again that washing our hands is the key to keeping germs at bay, but have you ever given much thought to the germs that make it into your mouth? Most people catch a cold or the flu when they put their bacteria-covered hands in their mouths. Your mouth... More »
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