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Sep. 7, 2021
3 Reasons to Enroll for Dental Coverage and Experience Peace of Mind
Dental Health
When it comes to dental insurance, new research from Delta Dental Plans Association shows that having dental insurance provides peace of mind and relief from worry, as well as, the motivation to lead a healthy lifestyle. As you prepare for your Medicare open enrollment, consider the many benefits of adding dental insurance to your coverage so you too can experience this progress toward better oral and overall health.
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Aug. 14, 2021
5 Behaviors to Age Gracefully
Just for Kicks
Our tips for aging gracefully will help you look forward to getting older.
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Feb. 21, 2020
The Impact of Tooth Loss in Adulthood and How to Avoid It
Dental Health
Think dentures in old age are no big deal? Learn what the impacts of tooth loss are and how they can impact your health and happiness.
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May 10, 2019
Crowded or Crooked Teeth in Older Adults
Dental Health
We’re straightening out the misconception that braces are just for kids. Click to learn what experts recommend for crowded or crooked teeth in older adulthood.
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May 7, 2019
You Control Your Age | Living a Healthy and Active Lifestyle
Healthy Living
If you’re living a healthy and active lifestyle, it’s likely you feel much younger than your actual age. If that doesn’t sound like you, it’s possible you’re not in control of your age. Learn more about how oral and overall health helps you control your age.
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Apr. 11, 2019
Restorative Care vs Dentures | Impact of Dentures on Health
Dental Health
Tooth loss used to be inevitable. Today, advances in technology and dental care allow us to keep our teeth longer than our ancestors ever did. But, longer-lasting, natural teeth means more risk for tooth decay. Dental caries or cavities is the leading cause of tooth loss in the United States today. If you or someone you love is missing teeth, consider the impact of dentures and restorative care on older adults. Make a fully-educated decision on your oral health or the oral health of a loved one.
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Nov. 28, 2017
Does Your Smile Give Away Your Age? It Doesn’t Have To.
Dental Health
Regardless of how old we are – or like to think that we are – practicing good health habits can maximize our quality of life and that includes oral health.
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Mar. 15, 2016
What Teeth Tell Us [INFOGRAPHIC]
Dental Health
We know the power of a smile, but what can pearly whites predict? One thing's for sure: If your teeth could talk, they'd have a lot to say!
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Sep. 22, 2015
Do Retirees Still Need Dental Coverage?
Insurance
Brush up on why benefits after retirement are always a good idea.
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Sep. 30, 2014
Exercise: The Fountain of Youth
Healthy Living
Have you ever heard the phrase, “You're as young as you feel?” If you find yourself feeling your age, it might be time to get active! Here are some quick tips!
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Sep. 2, 2014
DDIA Foundation's Healthy Aging Initiative: Helping Seniors Get Care
Giving Back
As we age, it becomes increasingly important to care for our teeth and dental health. However, some aging citizens don't have access to the dental care they need.
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Jul. 8, 2014
Why Are We Smiling?
Giving Back
If you are driving in Iowa, you might see a smiling face staring back at you. In July Delta Dental is kicking off our Foundation's “Helping Iowa Smile” Campaign!
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Mar. 11, 2014
Life Stages of Oral Health: The Golden Years
Dental Health
As the years stack on, your daily habits to maintain your good dental care may not have changed much, but new problems may arise. Learn more here.
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Dec. 17, 2013
2020 Goal: Oral Health Access for Aging Iowans
Giving Back
In 2012, the Delta Dental of Iowa Foundation announced the following goal: Every Iowa nursing home resident and homebound elderly person will have access to oral health care by 2020.
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Sep. 26, 2013
Foundation Spotlight – Healthy Aging Month
Giving Back
As we get older, it becomes increasingly important to care for our teeth and oral health; however, many aging adults don't have access to the dental care!
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Sep. 3, 2013
4 Tips for Maintaining Oral Health in Older Adults
Dental Health
Learn to prevent four of the most common oral health issues in older adults.