Oral Health Resources

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Oral health is important at every age and every stage of life. There is a strong connection between a persons dental health and overall health. But that connection changes over time. Check out the CareQuest Institute infographic and video that summarizes these connections, from pregnancy through older adulthood.

Infants & Toddlers

Did you know to start taking your child to the dentist by age 1?

School-Age Children

Baby teeth are very important for eating and speaking.

Teens

Brush, floss, eat healthy and visit the dentist to prevent bad breath!

Adults

If you don’t take care of your mouth, you may be at risk of tooth loss.

Older Adults

It’s important to keep going to the dentist, even if you don’t have teeth.

Special Healthcare Needs

Having a disability should not be a barrier to a healthy mouth.

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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month!

Celebrate by taking your children to the dentist and ask about molar sealants. Remember, sealed teeth are protected teeth!