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Last-Minute Oral Hygiene Stocking Stuffers

December 14, 2020

The decorations are up, the tree is lit, and the stockings are hung with care – but finding small gifts to fill those stockings can be tough, especially as the shopping days dwindle. Stuck for ideas on how to stuff your family’s stockings this year? There are plenty of great gifts that will help encourage … Continued

Everything You Need to Know About Professional Whitening Treatments

November 14, 2020

By Steger Smiles

Are your teeth discolored, dull, or simply not as white as you would like them to be? Have you tried over-the-counter options and felt frustrated by the lack of long-lasting results? A professional whitening treatment could be the perfect solution for brighter, whiter teeth! If you’re curious about what professional whitening treatment entails, keep reading: … Continued

4 Tips for a Healthier Halloween (And Beyond!)

October 14, 2020

By Steger Smiles

Halloween is a favorite holiday for kids and adults alike. Once the costumes are packed away, it’s time to start enjoying the trick-or-treating haul. Halloween candy is a fall gift that keeps on giving long after the holiday ends – but if you aren’t careful, that gift could also include cavities. Aside from forgoing candy … Continued

What Causes Oral Cancer?

September 14, 2020

By Steger Smiles

Oral cancer happens when cells mutate and grow rapidly in your throat, cheeks, gums, tongue, or lips. It might not feel as common as other types of cancers, but oral cancer is much more prevalent than you might think, with as many as 53,000 diagnoses. While many forms of oral cancer are treatable and the … Continued

Could Snoring Be Hurting Your Oral Health?

August 14, 2020

By Steger Smiles

If you suffer from regular snoring, you’re not alone. More than 90 million people snore on a nightly basis, with causes ranging from too much caffeine or alcohol to sleep apnea or allergies. For some, the issue is physical: snoring can stem from how your airway or throat is structured, creating narrow passageways and chronic … Continued