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Pears and your oral health

WEBDirections: 1. Preheat your broiler or toaster oven. 2. Place the pear halves on baking sheet and broil for about 10 to 12 minutes, or until tender. 3. Mix the cinnamon and ricotta in a …

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Can autoimmune diseases affect your oral health

WEBSalivary glands are often distressed by lupus, causing dry mouth. Medication used to treat lupus can also influence your oral health: White or red patches can appear in the mouth …

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How your job affects your oral health – Delta Dental

WEBHealthy smile tip: Relax!The American Psychological Association offers some helpful tips for reducing your work-related stress and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. • Get …

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Know your oral health score

WEBGet your score from Delta Dental’s free online risk assessment tool. You'll answer a series of questions about your health history and habits. This information will help determine …

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How menopause affects dental health

WEBThe simple act of getting older increases health risks for men and women, including preventable diseases like tooth decay and gum disease, as well as conditions early …

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How taste and smell affect your oral health

WEBLosing your sense of smell and taste is a common side effect of COVID-19, and it might last a while. About 40% to 50% of people who have had COVID-19 experienced a loss of …

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Lyme disease and your oral health

WEBHow a tick bite can harm your smile. Lyme disease can cause serious problems for both your oral and overall health. It’s contracted from bacteria passed on through a bite from …

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Intermittent fasting and your oral health – Delta Dental

WEBAny of these symptoms can cause oral health issues: • Insomnia can lead to late-night snacking on unhealthy treats. • Headaches may be caused by teeth or jaw clenching, …

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How to maintain your oral health as you age DDINS

WEBAging and nutritional needs. Protein helps combat age-related muscle loss. In addition to lean meat, eggs, and dairy products like cottage cheese and low-fat milk, protein can be …

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The benefits of mobile dental clinics DDINS

WEBThe benefits of mobile dental clinics. Regular dental appointments are important for maintaining oral health. But this can be difficult for individuals and families who don’t …

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Using teledentistry to manage oral health – Delta Dental

WEBOnce you know you need care delivered remotely, take four action steps: 1. Contact your dental office to find out if teledentistry services are offered, how they are scheduled, and …

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Your guide to open enrollment

WEBPoor oral health has been linked to a number of chronic diseases, such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. In fact, the Surgeon General’s Report on Oral Health in America …

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Is a vegan diet bad for your teeth

WEBMost people can live a healthy life without meat, according to the American Dietetic Association, but vegans may face certain dental risks: • Nutritional deficiencies. Giving …

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History of oral health: Founding Fathers

WEBJohn Adams. The second president of the U.S. didn't have a full set of teeth. There were two factors that contributed to his tooth decay: He loved sweets, and he believed …

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Is matcha good for your oral health

WEBBut because matcha is made from entire tea leaves, it contains more antioxidants than other green teas. Matcha may help support: Heart and liver health. Weight loss. Brain …

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Why water is good for dental health

WEBBut did you know that it’s also essential to your dental health? Take a minute to find out the four ways water helps your teeth and gums. 1. Rinse away harmful bacteria. Drinking …

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Can food allergies affect your oral health

WEBWhat are common oral symptoms of food allergies? Many of the symptoms of food allergies occur in and around the mouth, including: • Itching and tingling sensations. • Swollen …

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Oral health in outer space

WEBWhy astronauts need good oral health. Pressure changes in the atmosphere, like those experienced during launch and landing, can cause pain in untreated cavities. G-forces …

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Why you shouldn’t ignore a toothache

WEBDamaged fillings that are worn, chipped or cracked may cause your teeth to feel sensitive. Tooth abscess happens when a pocket of pus forms around the tooth due to poor dental …

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