A major factor in our oral hygiene is our age. By 2030 the last of the Baby Boomers will turn 65 and older individuals will account for 20% of our population. Age does not only affect our ability to take care of things the way we would like to, but it also presents us with symptoms we are unfamiliar with. We’ll be looking specifically at oral health concerns for older individuals as well as providing some tips for how to improve oral health for this population. Dry Mouth Dry mouth also known as Xerostomia affects a large portion of the … Read More