Families and Children Archives - Topeka Health and Wellness

Worry-free dental care for children

April 23, 2020 Lee Hartman affordable, Cavities, children, cleaning, crown, dental care, dentistry, fillings, Fluoride, health, kansas, preventive, quality, teeth, tooth, topeka, wellness, x-ray

Access to high quality, affordable dental care is an important part of a child’s growing up. From the moment that

Families and Children Medical

COVID-19 Coronavirus: What You Should Know and What You Should Do

April 18, 2020July 16, 2020 Lee Hartman Coronavirus, COVID-19, immunocompromised, mask, Pandemic, panic, risk, Spanish flu, Symptoms, vaccine

We are living in a very uncertain time. Spanish Influenza, HIV/AIDS, Cholera break-outs and other Flu Pandemics have caused stress

Dental Services Families and Children

How To Choose A Dentist For Children

March 20, 2020April 14, 2020 Lee Hartman Adventure Dental and Vision, American Dental Association, Child, children, dental, Dentist, health, kansas, Medicaid, topeka

As soon as your child gets his or her first tooth, it’s time to go to the dentist. Choosing the right

Families and Children Vision and Hearing

Does my child need a vision exam if she’s had a school screening?

March 20, 2020April 14, 2020 Lee Hartman Amblyopia, Astigmatism, children, Cross eyes, exam, eye, Farsightedness, health, hearing, kansas, Lazy eye, nearsightedness, Ophthalmology, optometrist, screening, Strabismus, topeka, vision

Yes, she still needs a comprehensive eye exam from an optometrist with the training and equipment to detect the full

Families and Children Mental Health

Common Myths About Meditation

February 8, 2020April 14, 2020 topekahealth benefits, health, kansas, meditate, meditation, mental, recovery, self-improvement, stress, topeka

There are numerous benefits of meditation. When one enters recovery there is much to rebuild and the key to a

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