Our mouth is the gateway to our body. The foods we eat and the way we care for our mouth can determine our overall health and wellbeing. Poor oral healthcare can lower the quality of life of older adults. This is why it is important to be aware of how...

Shedding light on the oral health concerns of older adults is now more essential than ever.  In the United States, someone turns 65 every 10 seconds.  By 2030, it is expected that 20% of the U.S. population will be older adults.  Addressing the nuances of geriatric dental health will help...

According to the International Diabetes Federation, 1 in 10 adults are now living with diabetes, estimating an astonishing 537 million adults around the world!  As many of us know, high levels of sugar in our blood harms our kidneys, heart, nerves, eyes and other organs.  But did you know that...

October is Dental Hygiene Month! We are taking this opportunity to help raise awareness on the importance of good oral health. Keeping a healthy smile during our lifetime not only reduces the need for extensive dental work as we age, but it also helps decrease the risk of developing more...