San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
If you have a loved one who is homebound, you understand all too well the challenges that come with ensuring that they are getting the
It’s generally recommended for you to visit the dentist for a checkup twice a year. These visits include cleaning and examination that help protect patients
As we grow older, the risk of serious oral health issues that could threaten smile stability increases. For example, dry mouth and issues like gum
When you have a family member who has lost one or more teeth but is confined to a bed at home or in a hospital
When people have limited dexterity, or have poor oral health concerns or take medications linked to dry mouth, this could leave them vulnerable to tooth
When a tooth develops tooth decay or infection, treatment is needed to avoid worsening pain or the risk of a serious infection that reaches other
When your family member is confined to their home, or a nursing home or hospital setting, this can prevent them from being able to see
Anyone with a family member who has suffered from Alzheimer’s disease knows how this can impact their health and mobility. Along with memory concerns, this
When people are confined to their bed or unable to leave their home or assisted living facility, this can mean a lack of dental care
When you have a loved one with limited mobility, confined to their home or a hospital or nursing home, then receiving dental care could be