Oral health and overall health are closely related. This webinar explains the relationship between the two and highlights some common diseases that may be exacerbated by poor oral health.

This presentation will review common oral health issues commonly associated with the aging process. Also provided are tips to minimize the effects of aging.

Tobacco use contributes to an increased risk of many serious oral and overall health conditions—not just for the user, but also for those who may be exposed to second-hand smoke. This presentation is for those who want to quit and for those who want to support someone who is trying to quit.

Discover the links between diabetes and oral health. Learn common oral health problems associated with diabetes, preventive strategies and more.

This webinar gives a high-level overview of the science of sleep, the potential health risks of getting too little sleep and the benefits of getting better sleep. Plus, we discuss common sleep issues that may be associated to oral health.

This webinar explains why it’s important to know your LifeSmile Score and addresses ways to lessen your risk for oral disease.

This webinar covers the relationship between oral health and heart health.

Hormonal changes during pregnancy can affect a woman’s dental health and increase the risk of oral health problems, like gum disease and gingivitis. Plus, poor oral health is linked to poor birth outcomes, like preterm labor. This presentation covers the importance of good oral health during pregnancy and gives tips for maintaining good oral health before, during and after pregnancy.  

This webinar explains why women going through menopause should pay close attention to their oral health.

Your eating patterns and food choices play an important role in preventing tooth decay and gum disease. Learn how your diet affects your oral health and discover which foods and drinks are good for teeth and which to avoid. Plus, find out how to get mouth-healthy recipes delivered to your inbox!

Oftentimes an individual’s first exposure to opioids is after a routine oral surgery, like getting wisdom teeth removed. This presentation explains what opioids are, when they’re necessary, and tips for using them responsibly to reduce the likelihood of overuse. We’ll also discuss proper disposal of unused opioids and alternative pain medications that may be just as effective following an oral procedure.

Preventing oral disease and detecting health issues at an early state is essential to living a healthy life. This webinar educates individuals about the importance of regular dental checkups and suggested oral health screenings for themselves and for family members.