The anti-floss movement has spread like wildfire, thanks to an AP article claiming the evidence for flossing is “weak and unreliable.” Though few, there are studies that cite the benefits of floss. More importantly, there are no studies that say it’s bad. Do It Right or Don’t … [Read more...]
Covering the Keiki: 3 Must-Do’s Before Adding Dependents
Is the size of your ‘ohana growing? From coordinating babysitters to watching them graduate, there’s never a dull occasion. But amid the first steps and loose teeth, there are the less-exciting moments - like adding them to your benefits plan. Let us help you through this … [Read more...]
The Science of a Politician’s Smile
It’s hard to forget it’s an election year. Whether you’re knocking on doors or knocking your head against the wall, the election will come to an end on November 8. But what role will smiles play in voters’ choices? Smiles can influence elections. In a crowded political field, … [Read more...]
3 Reasons Your Teeth Desperately Need Dental Hygienists
Even if you brush and floss regularly, chances are some plaque still sticks around. Regular dental cleanings prevent serious oral issues that could later lead to expensive procedures. Your teeth desperately need cleanings, and your hygienist is a huge part of that … [Read more...]
3 Benefits to Bringing Baby to the Dentist by 1
Early teethers, gummy smiles and all babies in between, need to see the dentist by age 1. The American Dental Association’s recommendation is based on firsts. Babies should visit the dentist: • Within 6 months of getting a first tooth; and • No later than their first birthday … [Read more...]
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