4 Ways to Help Prevent Stroke in Seniors Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke, and about 75% of strokes occur in people 65 or older. While those statistics may seem daunting, 80% of strokes are preventable. By making healthy choices and monitoring and controlling your existing health conditions, you could prevent …
Imagine your loved one, comfortable and confident in their own home. They can navigate their living space with ease, engaging in the activities they cherish. This feeling of security is priceless, and creating a safe haven in their familiar surroundings is achievable. To obtain this sense of security, it’s essential to address the challenges of …
Not everyone has the good fortune to have perfectly straight teeth. The way our teeth grow and age over time is influenced by a combination of genetics, dental hygiene practices, and the foods and beverages we consume. Straight teeth are easier to clean, less prone to cavities and gum diseases, and can help alleviate issues …
If a tooth is broken partially, find its broken pieces, try to put them back into position, rinse your mouth with warm water, reduce the swelling with an ice pack, and visit a dentist immediately. If it is paining too much, take a painkiller, like Ibuprofen. These are the Emergency Responses: First Aid for a …
No matter how you look, you can win over other people with your toothy grin. But what happens if your smile loses its charm because of your poor oral dental well-being? Let us explore Sipping to Stains: How Cold Drinks Affect Your Pearly Whites in this blog. When you consume cold beverages like juices or aerated …
You’ve been worrying about your aging parents for a while now. You may even wake up at night wondering how you can start the conversation about senior living options. Because you love them, you want them to live their senior years to the fullest. Finding the right words to talk about this delicate topic can …
Why Worry About Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)? Patients with or at risk for atrial fibrillation (AFib) are seen in virtually every practice setting. Early detection and effective, guideline-based treatments can reduce their risk of stroke or death. Addressing AFib in clinical practice includes strategies to identify those at risk and utilizing patient-centric treatments that include appropriate …
Junk Food Alert: Protect Your Smile! Junk foods also referred to as fast foods are rich in sugar and acidic content and damage your dental health. Consumption of such foods not only affects oral hygiene but causes cavities, staining of teeth, and gum disease, among others. Owing to that, you risk losing your smile, as …
Older adults have a variety of great reasons for moving into a senior living community. Among the many benefits, senior safety and security is at the top of the list. While falls and accidents are risks for anyone, adults aged 65 and older face an increased likelihood. According to the Centers for Disease Control and …
Living Well with Hearing Loss Hearing loss often occurs with aging. According to the National Council on Aging, nearly 80% of people over 70 experience hearing loss in at least one ear. Although hearing loss is common and can significantly impact daily living, there are ways to improve your quality of life. Continue reading to …