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Jan. 4, 2021
General oral health
Are typical movie snacks good for your oral health? Find out what is healthier for your teeth and what should be avoided.
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May 3, 2020
General oral health
Flowers. Cards. Gifts. Breakfast in bed. A day of relaxation. If you’re a mom, you may get special treatment on Mother’s Day.
Why wait for Mother’s Day? You spend a lot of time making sure your family is healthy and happy, but you also deserve to focus on yourself. Take great care of your oral health with these tips, and you’ll see the results in your smile and overall health.
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May 1, 2020
General oral health
Whether it’s a nice note or a thoughtful gift, a pleasant surprise can make your day. Here’s what’s happening when a surprise makes you smile.
How you progress from surprised to smiling
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Dec. 4, 2017
General oral health
Family gatherings, cookie decorating, work celebrations, friend get-togethers, school performances – calendars fill up quickly during the holiday season. When the days are jam-packed, it's easy to skip an evening brushing session or munch on sweets instead of healthy snacks. The occasional slip-up won't harm your oral health – just don't make it a habit.... More »
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Jul. 12, 2016
General oral health
With summer sports in full swing, it's easy to grab snacks and drinks that aren't very tooth-friendly. Healthy, nutritious snacks can be just as convenient with a little planning. One easy change to make is to replace soda. Instead of sipping soda while watching soccer or softball, infuse water with fruit or vegetables (try cucumbers!).... More »
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Jan. 2, 2016
Recipes
Whether you're watching college bowl games, the NFL playoffs or preparing for the Super Bowl, you are more than likely preparing a menu of your favorite game day snacks for your next get together. Instead of opting for the usual game day treats, try one of these tooth-friendly substitutions for a pigskin party that's delicious... More »
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Aug. 8, 2015
Recipes
Ingredients: 1/8 tsp. salt 2 Tbsp. agave syrup ¼ cup brown sugar One 6 oz. container plain yogurt 1 tsp. vanilla extract Apple slices Directions: Combine salt, syrup and sugar in a small saucepan and heat on low until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat and stir in yogurt and vanilla. Allow to cool. For a... More »
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