If your wisdom teeth are causing you problems, your dentist will most likely recommend getting them removed. However, there are a few things you should expect.
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Jeffrey Sulitzer, DMD, explains the most common dental hygiene habits you should avoid.
Everyone deals with morning breath but that doesn't make it any less off-putting and embarrassing. Here are some helpful tips for conquering morning breath.
Although it might seem like longer wear times would produce better results, leaving whitening strips on for too long can produce some unpleasant side effects.
About 15% of people feel nauseous while brushing their teeth, and this can interfere with proper hygiene. Learn why this happens and what you can do about it.
If you want to alter their face or strengthen their jawline, it may seem like plastic surgery is the only way to go. Can mewing be an effective DIY technique?
We should all be practicing good oral hygiene, but that may look a little different if you have braces. Fortunately, ensuring teeth stay healthy isn't hard.
Continuing to use mouthwash long after it has expired ultimately doesn't do your teeth any favors, and in fact, it may even be harmful. Here's what to know.
How you brush your teeth plays a vital role in your oral health, but many of us are making mistakes. Making sure you're doing it right is key to a bright smile.
Here are a few things you should know before getting a permanent retainer, as your dentist might recommend after you finish treatment with braces or aligners.
You've probably heard the advice to brush your teeth twice daily, every day. But what does this actually do for your teeth and body? Read on to find out.
Without our teeth, life would be much more difficult. Now is the perfect time to learn all you can about your teeth and take back control of your oral health.
It is no secret that stress can affect your mental and physical health, but many people may not know it can even affect your gum health. Here's what to know.
If you've ever bitten into your food and felt your teeth tingling, you may wonder what it means. Is it time to see a dentist, or can you deal with it yourself?
Eucalyptus oil is full of antimicrobial, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties. These properties help prevent gum disease and ward off unwanted bacteria.