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If you’re anything like me, you’ve noticed that as we get older, even small things — like the taste of toothpaste — can start to matter a lot more. Many seniors (and caregivers like you and me) find that mint toothpaste can be too strong, cause burning, or even make food taste funny afterward....

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As we get older, many things change — including our sense of taste. For seniors, food and flavors may not taste the same as they once did. This shift might seem small, but it has a big impact on oral health. Taste influences what we eat, how often we brush, and even which oral care products we use.

In this article, we’ll look at why taste changes with age, how it af...

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For most of us, brushing our teeth is such a routine task that we rarely think twice about what’s inside the toothpaste we use. But for seniors, it’s worth taking a closer look. Some common ingredients in toothpaste can cause dryness, irritation, or even health problems — especially for older adults with sensitive gums, receding tissue, or certain health conditions.

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Many seniors find themselves reaching for one of the many tubes of mint-flavoured toothpaste and thinking: “Why does this taste so sharp? Why can’t I just use something more gentle?” It’s not just about personal preference. There are real reasons why older adults often dislike mint toothpaste — and equally genuine options for flavours they actually enjoy. In this article, we’...

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Why tracking dementia care expenses matters

You may already feel overwhelmed by all the costs—medicines, doctor visits, home modifications, extra help, transport. The thing is: without tracking, you’ll lose control, overspend, or miss what can be claimed back (taxes, benefits, Medicaid, etc.).

Tracking month-to-month gives you data: what is bein...

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