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1. Dental Insurance Plus, The Benefits of Flossing. Dental Insurance Plus, The Benefits of Flossing....
2. Dental Insurance Plus on The Benefits of Flossing. Dental Insurance Plus on The Benefits of Flossing....
3. Dental Insurance Plus – Proper Flossing Technique. Flossing is not only good for your teeth but very important to maintaining healthy gums. When you flossing you want to use about 18” of floss making sure you leave an inch or two to work with. Gently follow the curves of your teeth being sure to clean beneath the gum line. Avoid snapping the […]...
4. Dental Insurance Plus, Poor Oral Health Tied To Chronic Disease And Worse Overall Health. Dental Insurance Plus, Poor Oral Health Tied To Chronic Disease And Worse Overall Health....
5. Oral and Dental Health Care Having Proper Flossing Technique. Oral and Dental Health Care Having Proper Flossing Technique....
6. Dental Insurance Plus – A Candy that may Help Reduce Tooth Decay. According to a recent study put out by the European Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, it showing that sugar-free lollipops that contains licorice root extract significantly reduced the bacteria that causes tooth decay. The study was done on 66 preschool students ages 2 to 5 enrolled in the Greater Lansing Area Head Start Program. Each student […]...
7. Dental Insurance Plus – Poor Dental and Oral Healthcare can Lead to Sexual Problems Just another reason why preventive dental care is important. In a recent study it has been revealed erectile dysfunction can be linked to gum disease. The research1, carried out on 70 male subjects, showed a correlation between gum disease and the ability to achieve an erection. The data indicates that as the severity of erectile […]...
8. Dental Insurance Plus – Studies are Showing how Obesity can Contribute to Poor Oral Health.  Links are being found that show obesity can effect your oral health. According to a recent study,  it revealed the deeper the periodontal pockets, the higher the proportion of subjects with a body mass index of 30 or over, which according to the World Health Organization is generally consider to be obese....
9. Dental Insurance Plus – Do your gums bleed during the flossing? If you have not flossed for a while and you start getting back into flossing you may notice some bleeding for the first few days, which is normal. However what is not normal is when your gums continuing to bleed every time you floss. Bleeding gums while brushing and flossing on a regular bases could […]...
10. Dental Insurance Plus – Why you should see a dentist for regular dental check ups. Dental check ups consist of more then just X-rays and cleanings. The dentist is looking at more then whether or not you have any cavities or if you been flossing good enough. Dental check ups also include oral cancer screenings. By going to the dentist for your regular check ups, the dentist or hygienist is […]...
11. Seniors Suffer from Crowded Teeth Seniors Suffer from Crowded Teeth...
12. Dental Insurance Plus – Study Shows that Oral Health Deteriorates During Hospital Stays New research is suggesting that oral health deteriorates during hospitalization and is associated with an increased risk of hospital-acquired infections and reduced quality of life. This Research Published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology provides the latest evidence that oral health is being overlooked in hospitals, with potential serious consequences. The study reviewed data from […]...
13. Dental Insurance Plus – Assurant Employee Benefits Recruits a Dentist Program. Assurant Employee Benefits is working with employers to help customize and target efforts to recruit the dentists who matter most to their employees. This helps ensure good dental and financial health. On average employees that use in-network dentists save, about 30% on dental fees when compared to non-network dentists’ costs....
14. Oral health care, My gums hurt and I really need to see a dentist Oral health care, My gums hurt and I really need to see a dentist...
15. Clean Healthy Teeth Have No Cavities. Clean Healthy Teeth Have No Cavities....