Delta Dental of California, Delta Dental Insurance Company, Delta Dental of Pennsylvania and affiliates
Delta Dental of California, Delta Dental Insurance Company, Delta Dental of Pennsylvania and affiliates
Mental health
- 7 ways to manage your anxiety about going to the dentist Millions of Americans avoid the dentist because of fear and anxiety. Here are seven tips to help you curb your fear of visiting the dentist.
- Anxiety disorders and your oral health Some anxiety is a normal part of life, but high levels can affect your oral health just like your mental health. Here's what to look for, and what you can do to prevent issues.
- Dental health care for Alzheimer's patients Dental health problems in Alzheimer’s patients can lead to pain, unmanageable behavior and the need for extensive dental treatment. Follow these tips to help manage your loved one's oral health.
- Feeling stressed? Your dentist can tell During routine dental examinations and cleanings, dentists can detect oral symptoms of stress. If you’re feeling stressed, watch out for the following stress-related disorders.
- Holiday stress and your oral health Economic pressures, family visits, holiday shopping, travel. These stresses may show up in your mouth. Maintain your oral health through the holidays.
- How street drugs affect your teeth Drug abuse is bad for your health. Street drugs also can harm your teeth. Learn the risks six drugs pose to your oral health.
- Oral health and depression Depression and oral health are more closely linked that you might think. Learn about the relationship between maintaining a healthy mouth and keeping a healthy mood.
- Teens and dental opioids Opioid addiction and abuse is a growing problem among teens. Here's a look at the reasons why, both societal and biological.
- Why laughter is often the best medicine Laughter is essential for your health and well-being. Learn how your mood and your health are linked and why a spoonful of laughter is often the best medicine around.
- Your smile, your body: How eating disorders affect oral health Eating disorders can harm your whole body, including your mouth. Here are some common eating disorders and the effect they can have on you.
