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Xerostomia––aka Dry Mouth
By Thomas S. Jennings, DDS One condition we commonly find in our mature patients is xerostomia. Like many medical terms this one comes from Latin roots, in this case “xero” (the absence of moisture) and […]
Month: November 2015
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All about cataracts
By Lawrence A. Shafron, MD, FACS – Advanced Eye Care Center Inside everyone’s eye is a lens. Just like a camera, the lens of your eye helps you focus. To work well, the lens must […]
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Radiology, A Lot More than an X-ray for a Broken Bone!
By Pio Hocate, MD The next time your knee is out of joint or your insides are acting up, you may be referred for a radiology exam. These exams are usually ordered by a patient’s […]
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End-of-life Shouldn’t be Scary
By Sherry Little, Executive Director – Home Hospice of Grayson, Cooke and Fannin Counties Frightening claims keep circulating regarding end-of-life care. At best, most of this talk is misleading. Let’s dispel some of the misunderstandings […]