Valentine’s Day is a wonderful time to let your special someone know how much you care, but it usually involves a lot of sweets that can do some dental damage if you’re not careful. Thankfully, there are a few tricks you can employ to protect your teeth during this most romantic day in February. Here’s a brief list of a few tips for enjoying your Valentine’s Day candy without harming your teeth!

February is here again, and that means that Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! While you’re probably eagerly brainstorming how you can show that special someone how much you care, choosing a nice type of candy can be difficult if that person is wearing braces. Here is a brief guide to the best and worst candies for people with braces to help you make an excellent choice for someone you care about.

Are you planning on giving a heart-shaped box of candies or chocolates to a special someone this Valentine’s Day? That’s great because February is American Heart Month! Since this month is such a great season to learn more about how to take better care of your cardiovascular health, why not take a little time to remember how something as simple as smiling can help your heart stay in great shape? Here’s a brief guide to what your smile can do for your overall health and how you can keep your smile in excellent condition.

American kids are bombarded by advertisements promoting sugary candies, cereals, and other treats that can cause tooth decay, and cavities are the most commonly found chronic illness in the children of the United States. If these dental infections are allowed to progress, they can lead to severe pain and interfere with how your child eats, speaks, and learns. Thankfully, Children’s Dental Health Month was established to help educate parents and children about the best ways for kids to take care of their teeth. Here’s how your child can celebrate the season with excellent oral hygiene!