Dental insurance is an important tool. It helps ensure the health of your teeth, as well as your overall health and it can potentially save you time and money. How so? Let’s break it down.

The birds are chirping and the flowers are blooming! For most people, these signs of spring are a welcomed treat after the cold winter months. For others, however, these are a sign of something else: allergy season! Our eyes are often one of the most affected areas by allergens and can leave them ...

It’s no secret that employees like to feel heard. What better way can a company show it’s listening than to give them what they want? Offering a great benefits package can help keep employees happy (and healthy!). It can also be a pivotal reason for them to stay with a company.

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Of the thousands of eye injuries that occur each day, 90 percent could have been prevented with the use of appropriate safety eyewear.

True or False? Today’s retinal imaging devices can reveal all layers of the retina.

True or False: Research shows that over 90 percent of systemic diseases have oral indicators, such as swollen gums or dry mouth.

The importance of offering benefits in the workplace continues to rise, but the cost of offering company-paid benefits also continues to increase. Voluntary benefits offer a great option. As an employer, you’re still able to offer your employees great benefits for a fair price, at little or no cost ...

The month of February is recognized as National Children’s Dental Health Month by the American Dental Association and the ADA Foundation. The goal is to promote the benefits of good oral health to children, as well as convey the importance to parents, care givers, teachers and more.