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Learn about current topics and trends in dentistry and the importance of oral health as it relates to overall health.
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Oral health postpartum: a guide for new parents
You might not know this, but your health (including your oral health) is still very important for your baby, even after they’re born.
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Celebrating Healthy Vision Month
May is Healthy Vision Month – take a look at some vision health topics.
May 7th, 2026
Is it safe to tattoo your lips or mouth?
Tattoos can be applied to the lips for permanent makeup, or even inside the mouth on the inside of the bottom lip or tongue. If getting a tattoo in one of these sensitive locations is something you are considering, make sure you prepare and have a plan to continue proper oral health care.
April 24th, 2026
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