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There’s no sugarcoating it — sugar damages teeth
You’ve probably heard sugar isn’t good for your teeth since you were a young child — but do you…
Savory roasted beet fries
Replace those same old French fries with beet fries. You’ll not only consume fewer cavity-causing carbs but you’ll also…
What is gingivitis?
What is gingivitis? 1 Gingivitis is an early form of gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, in which plaque builds up on…
What to do in a dental emergency
Dental emergencies come in many forms, and some situations are more urgent than others. People are often hesitant to…
Your A to Z guide to vitamins and minerals for great oral health
What’s the first thing you think about when it comes to maintaining a healthy mouth? Brushing your teeth twice…
What is a dental insurance annual maximum?
What is a dental insurance annual maximum? An annual maximum is the maximum dollar amount your dental insurance will pay…
Cavities are a big problem for little ones’ teeth
It doesn’t take long for some children to develop cavities — even before all their other baby teeth come…
How much calcium do you need?
Even though calcium is one of its most plentiful minerals, your body can’t make it. That means you need…
Zucchini pizza bites
The whole family loves pizza! And you’ll love how this saucy, cheesy treat cuts the carbs by replacing the…
What is gum disease?
Gum disease refers to infections of the gum and bone tissues that surround your teeth. This kind of infection…
Who goes there? Food friend or foe?
When you think about maintaining a healthy smile, what probably comes to mind is brushing your teeth, flossing, and…Disclaimer: Delta Dental of Kansas provides oral health information to improve the dental health of our community. The resources on this site are not intended to be used for the diagnosis or treatment of a dental or health condition and should not be used as a substitute for seeking dental or health care on a regular basis or when conditions warrant.