You probably know you should brush and floss for good oral health, but you may not know that certain habits might be harming your teeth. Here's the scoop.
Discolorations on your teeth can be unsightly and embarrassing. Learn more about the causes of white spots on your teeth and how to reduce their appearance.
Braces are often key to creating a straight smile, but they can interfere with many aspects of life. Find out if you can wear a mouth guard if you have braces.
Roughly 3 out of 10 children grind their teeth by the age of 5. Night guards are typically the go-to treatment for bruxism, but are they safe for children?
It's clear tooth gems are having their moment in the spotlight. However, before considering the tooth accessory, it's best to have all the information upfront.
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Anu Isaac of Coral Dental Care gives us her tips on navigating the days after wisdom tooth removal surgery.
Getting the right treatment for gingivitis at the right time can help save your teeth. For that reason, it's worth learning to recognize signs of gum disease.
Many people rarely pay attention to their tonsils. However, tonsils can sometimes develop small stones that, when left untreated, may cause bad breath.
Many people look to at-home remedies for short-term toothache relief. Can a salt water rinse be considered an effective DIY toothache treatment method?
Throwing up is an extremely unpleasant experience, and can be bad for your teeth to boot. Here are some ways to protect your teeth when you experience vomiting.
The decision to use either an electric or manual toothbrush comes down to personal preference. However, can it be that simple for those who wear braces too?
You may have heard of some alternatives for brushing your teeth, such as using charcoal or baking soda. But are toothpaste alternatives worth the hype?
Electric toothbrushes are also said to be more beneficial and easier to use. But you should know how often the brush heads should be changed -- and why.
Preventing tooth decay in our modern day era of sugary beverages and foods may seem impossible. But there are ways to best protect your teeth. Here's how.
As the years have gone by, you may have noticed that your once previously-aligned smile may be taking on a different shape. For some, this could be concerning.
Throwing up can leave an unpleasant taste in the mouth, so it's natural that you might be inclined to reach for your toothbrush. However, you shouldn't.
Periodontal disease, or gum disease, is a common cause of bad breath, loose teeth, and painful chewing. This is how obesity can play a role in its development.