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September is National Gum Care Month – the perfect time to consider how we treat our gums and how that impacts our smile overall.

Low vision refers to vision loss that cannot be corrected with glasses, contact lenses, medical treatment, or surgery. There are resources and support available to help those affected preserve their remaining vision and maintain as much independence as possible.

Along with getting all your supplies in order, it’s important to prepare for the new school year by building habits that support your oral health.

Don't overlook your child's eye and vision health during this busy back-to-school season because it has a major impact on learning.

Travel safely while keeping your smile healthy with these tooth-friendly tips!

Protect and care for your eyes while swimming.

Breaking or chipping your tooth can be stressful, traumatic and painful, but try not to panic. Your dentist will be able to save the day. Whether your chip is tiny, small or large, see your dentist as soon as you can to get it fixed. In some cases, you may not even be able to tell that it was ever chipped at all.

June is Cataract Awareness Month. This makes it a perfect time to learn what cataracts are, when they occur and what to expect if you develop them.

Modern life includes exposure to many different types of plastic, including those used in dental care. Here is what you should know when making choices to include or eliminate these products.