Vision and Dental Health - Original Articles
Four common health conditions that can damage your eyes, with tips on protecting your vision.
What are the best foods for keeping your eyes healthy? Carrots still do the eyes good, but there are lots of other choices, too. Check out our list of healthy options for keeping your eyes in top shape.
Countless products advertise their ability to brighten our smiles, but how do they work, and are they safe?
Taking care of your teeth is essential for good oral health and a picture-perfect smile. Here s what you can do to keep your mouth free of disease and decay.
Winter is a prime season for dry eyes. Try these tips to give your eyes relief from the effects of cold weather and indoor heat.
These four materials can be used to fill a cavity or fix a broken tooth. Know your options before you sit down in a dentist chair.
It's not pleasant, but it is preventable. Here's how to keep a foul mouth at bay.
Cleaning and storing your contact lenses as prescribed are essential in keeping your eyes free from infection. Follow these key steps.
The healthy fats in an avocado make this fruit a skincare superstar. But that's not all it has to offer. Here are some other great benefits.
An old toothbrush can put you at risk for cavities and other oral issues. Here's how to know when to toss that brush.
A cataract is a clouding of the lens inside the eye, which leads to impaired vision. Most cataracts are related to aging, but some are not. Here's the whole story.
You can easily access two pressure points used widely in this ancient form of healing.
If the guy (or gal) in the white coat makes your heart race and your palms sweat, you may end up avoiding your dental visits altogether. Here's how to get to the root of the problem so you can start taking care of your teeth again.
Diabetes can put you at greater risk of tooth decay, gingivitis, and periodontitis. Here's how to help keep your smile healthy and bright.
It s hard to know if your little one is having vision problems. Here, we share some telltale signs.
Smell, taste, sight, hearing, and even touch. They can all dull over time, but there are steps you can take to keep them going strong.
Dentists are urging parents to say "so long" to sippy cups for their children.
Here's a rundown of common conditions that can affect your sight, as well as steps you can take to treat, or even prevent, these problems.
In between visits to the dentist, take these precautions to keep your mouth in tip-top shape.
Why does dental health matter? Because there's a clear link between it and the rest of your overall health.
Oral health is key. Make sure your brushing is bringing the best results.
Volunteer at a school. Attend library lectures. Join a gym. Here are ways to build connection in your community.
Do you regularly bite your nails or use mouthwash in place of floss? Your pearly whites could be paying the price.
To preserve your vision and keep your eyes healthy as you get older, take note of these warning signs.
More people are experiencing serious vision problems and even blindness. Learn the risks and what you can do.
It's common knowledge that stress affects many aspects of your health. Did you know that it can impact your eyes? Learn more.
Avoiding exercise. Skimping on sleep. Dressing too drab. Fix these flubs, plus five other offenses.
A new study shines a critical light on the potential hazard of dental x-rays.
You've heard your oral health impacts your heart. Here's what the American Heart Association says now.
If you smoke cigarettes or stare at a screen all day, you could be doing your peepers a disservice. Read on for eight more offenses.
