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What do my teeth tell me about my health

WEBMalnutrition & oral health. Lacking protein, iron and certain vitamins in your diet can cause problems with tooth development and eruption, sensitive or bleeding …

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Lip health and oral health

WEBLip cancer, the most common oral cancer, can present with a non-healing sore, discoloration (light or dark patches), and tingling or pain. To treat this cancer, …

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Clinician's Corner: Oral health & the immune system

WEBA strong immune system is one of the main goals of healthy living and is necessary for good health and fitness. In this segment of Clinician's Corner, Dr. …

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Mental health & your smile

WEBCommon mental health issues and their effects on oral health. Eating disorders: In anorexia, acid resulting from self-induced vomiting can directly weaken …

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Major life changes and dental insurance: What you need to know

WEBMajor changes often have a way of affecting many more parts of our lives than we originally anticipate. Often, our health benefits – including dental – are affected. Whether …

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The Benefits of Using Straws

WEBThe benefits of using a straw: Straws can help protect against cavities. If positioned correctly, straws can limit the contact between liquids and teeth, which could …

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Help your employees get the most out of their benefits

WEBBecause dental benefits have the potential to improve both oral and overall health, it’s important that employees make the most of their coverage. These simple …

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The oral health benefits of pumpkin

WEBIron: Found in pumpkin seeds, iron keeps your tongue and gums healthy and helps prevent anemia, which can also affect the tissues in the mouth. Magnesium: …

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How do you choose a dental plan

WEBEveryone has different dental health needs – including you and the dependents covered under your plan. Individuals with risk factors such as tobacco use …

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Grand opening of new dental clinic at Hennepin Healthcare

WEBDelta Dental of Minnesota is pleased to announce the opening of the Delta Dental Oral Health Center at Hennepin Healthcare. The oral health center – which occupies the …

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The Pros and Cons of Adult Braces

WEBThe number of adults seeking orthodontic treatment has been steadily increasing for decades. In 2014, the American Association of Orthodontists estimated …

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Cannabis (marijuana) and your oral health

WEBSmoking marijuana has been associated with some negative oral health side-effects: Dry mouth is associated with frequent use, which can lead to a number of other …

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Trend alert: Tooth gems

WEBTooth gems are a way to add a unique look to your smile; however, modifying teeth in this way can have negative oral health consequences. Learn the facts …

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How eating disorders affect your oral health

WEBDr. Eileen Crespo, MD. Dr. Eileen Crespo is the Vice President of Medical Services at Delta Dental of Minnesota. She is a practicing pediatrician of over 25 years.

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Grantee Spotlight: HealthFinders Collaborative

WEBSince 2014, Delta Dental of Minnesota Foundation has given $120,000 to HealthFinders Collaborative, a community health center that serves the low-income, …

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Bringing dental care for special needs patients at Hennepin County

WEBThanks to a grant from Delta Dental of Minnesota Foundation, Hennepin County Medical Center will begin offering dental services to people with the highest …

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Clinician's Corner: Raising a cavity-free kid

WEBFoods and drinks low in sugar help prevent childhood cavities. Encourage your child to drink fluoridated tap water rather than soda, juice or other sugary drinks. …

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Which is better for your teeth – tea or coffee

WEBThe answer is: Coffee. Tea has higher levels of both acid and tannins, resulting in more teeth stains. In general, the darker your tea, the more potential it has to stain your teeth. …

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Clinician’s Corner: Acidic drinks & your teeth

WEBRinse your mouth or drink water after finishing acidic drinks. This helps adjust the pH that your teeth are exposed to. The American Dental Assocation …

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