Prevention

The first step to making good oral health a habit not a hassle, is learning how to prevent dental problems before they start.

Oral cancer takes time to develop, so it mostly happens in people over 55. Learn the risks and how to protect yourself.

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Know possible oral health concerns for mature adults. Avoid pain and trouble by taking care of them early.

Here's how to keep gum disease from having a bad impact on pregnancy, childbirth and your baby.

Follow these helpful tips to support your baby's oral health, even before their first tooth.

Dentures require a few small changes to dental habits.

Take care of your teeth and gums for a healthy smile.

Simple steps to stop acids from damaging your tooth enamel will help you prevent cavities over time.

Guard against pain and infection for your child with a couple of small changes.

A dental sealant is a thin coating that protects teeth.

All about signs, screening and early detection of oral cancer.

Brush up on a healthy habit. Your teeth and gums with thank you.

Using tobacco is always bad news, including for your teeth and gums. Get help with quitting.

Use dental floss once a day for healthy teeth and gums.

Dental coverage is an important part of maintaining your overall health. So prioritizing dental coverage should be a no-brainer, right? We think so!

If you avoid the dentist because of possible pain or discomfort, these tips can help.

A quick peek can alert you to trouble.

Encourage your child’s life-long oral health.

Flouride is your child's friend for a lifetime of oral health.

Comfort and care make you a real-life Tooth Fairy.

Here are five best practices that all parents and caregivers should know in order to care for their children's oral health

The newsletter designed for anyone who wants to improve oral health for themselves, their families, customers or communities.