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The Surprising Connection Between Dental Exams and Detecting Sleep Disorders

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People who suffer from sleep disorders, according to studies by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), face greater risks of accidents in the workplace, reduced job satisfaction, and chronic absenteeism. Those with good sleep habits are better able to focus, think critically, solve problems, and manage stress. So, how can you tell whether your employees […]

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Jawline Fitness: How Preventative Dental Care Outshines Trendy Gum Workouts

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The pursuit of a chiseled jawline and overall facial fitness has gained a lot of traction with Gen Z lately. As Callie Holtermann pointed out in her article for the New York Times, “Young men are buying ‘Facial Fitness’ chewing gum that promises to bulk up their jawlines. But dentists say the products are not

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The Human Touch in Dentistry: High-Tech Advances Shouldn’t Come at the Expense of Human-Centric Care

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The human touch, also referred to as bedside manner in the fields of health, is an art that will increase in value as new technologies integrate into our lives at an accelerating pace. On July 30, an AI dental technology company called Perceptive announced the completion of the world’s first fully automated dental procedure on

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Bruxism: The Costly Consequence of Workplace Stress

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Bruxism is a word that many people learned during the height of the pandemic. It’s the clinical term for excessive teeth clenching or grinding. And one of the foremost factors that contributes to this involuntary and detrimental oral health habit is stress. HR leaders are no strangers to the complications that arise in the workplace

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Layoffs Impact Oral Health: Why Onsite Dental Care Should Be Part of Your Outplacement Strategy

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Layoffs and unemployment can have a profound effect on the oral health of displaced workers. Stable employment contributes to early intervention for dental problems. However, once steady income streams and benefits disappear, people are less likely to prioritize regular dental visits to save costs – they’re also more likely to engage in unhealthy habits that

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