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‘Moosic’ to our ears

Kristie Ceruti • January 1, 2016

  A 5th grader's reaction to a holiday surprise warms the hearts and inspires the spirit. Recently, a Special Education Teacher at Riverside Elementary East in Moosic, Pennsylvania, shared the profound effect small kindnesses, and even a simple toothbrush, can have on a child's life. In... CONTINUE READING

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Why dye eggs when you can color bacteria?

Kristie Ceruti • March 29, 2015

California dentists Dr. Scott Thompson and Dr. Jennifer Ryan suggest another fun use for the food coloring box in your kitchen: painting or licking a few drops around your teeth to color bacteria. At their practice, dentists use disclosing solution, "the pink stuff", as a simple way to... CONTINUE READING

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Is it time to toss your toothpaste?

Kristie Ceruti • January 16, 2015

Toothbrushes get a bad rap. After a bout with the flu or a nasty cold, they're tossed faster than a wastebasket of tissues. Let's talk toothpaste, instead. "When you’re ill, you may also want to avoid bringing your toothbrush into direct contact with the contents or rim of a shared tube... CONTINUE READING

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Stay safe with turkey, stay away from sticky situations

Kristie Ceruti • November 27, 2014

By Kelsi Matylewicz/ Benco Dental Intern Some Thanksgiving table traditions can affect your oral health, but there are some simple ways you can help battle cavities while still enjoying your favorite holiday trimmings. Try to pair carb-heavy foods (stuffing, rolls, pies, cakes) with... CONTINUE READING

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Oooohhh. It’s Toothpaste Tuesday. #tpt

rachelattheroot • December 31, 2013

What was exciting 30 years ago? According to this retro ad, Aqua-fresh's triple protection formula inspired wide-eyed anticipation. Here's a flashback to some of your favorite toothpaste commercials from the... CONTINUE READING

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Debunking 15 dental myths

rachelattheroot • January 1, 2013

In 2014, resolve to know more about preventing cavities. Web MD shares some jarring truths about at-home dental care. MYTH #14 You don’t need to worry about cavities in baby teeth. WRONG. In rare occasions they infections they cause can result in death, according to one expert. Kimberly A. Harms,... CONTINUE READING

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