This will be the first all-out Halloween since the pandemic started, so it’s time to go big or go home when it comes to the treats you’ll be handing out. It’s nearly guaranteed that all of your neighbors will default to handing out candy, but there are more fun oral health-conscious alternatives that will help add some variety to each little one’s Halloween bucket who visits your home. Read on to learn about why it’s good to hand out non-candy treats and some ideas as to what you could give away!

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 60 million people each year in the United States are affected by seasonal allergies caused by pollen and plant blooms. In September, Ragweed pollen is one of the most common things that triggers these reactions, and what many people don’t realize is that in addition to affecting your sinuses, seasonal allergies can also impact your oral health. Read on to learn about three ways that sniffling, headaches, and scratchy throats as a result of seasonal pollinating plants can impact your teeth and gums.

Keeping your dentures clean is very important when it comes to maintaining your oral health and keeping your mouth fresh. Your dentist gave you instructions for cleaning dentures in Irving, but you may be wondering if there is a quicker, more efficient way. Continue reading to learn whether or not you can brush your dentures while you’re still wearing them and some tips for keeping your restoration is the best possible shape.