According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in the year 2020, there were 36,000 deaths caused by falling for people 65 or older. There were also 3 million emergency room visits due to falls. Falling can have serious outcomes for seniors. They can lead to fractures or head injuries. However, even though falls can be dangerous they are preventable. They can be prevented with simple changes made to your life. As well as your home. It is all about being aware of potential hazards.

In recent years there as rise in popularity of smoking alternatives. These are substitutes like vaping. Vaping has sparked many different debates in regards to health. To some it as seen as the “healthier” version of smoking cigarettes. However, it still negatively impacts your overall health. As well as your oral health. Both smoking and vaping can have really bad effects on your mouth, teeth, and gums. Thus leading to serious oral health issues later on. In this blog you will take a look at all the different ways smoking and vaping can harm your oral health.

Back-to-school season is almost here. Your kids are headed back to school or starting school for the first time. Along with preparing them with school supplies, it is also vital to prepare them with immunizations.