The importance of good oral hygiene during pregnancy
Good oral hygiene is vital for everyone, but it becomes especially critical during pregnancy. Pregnant women are at a higher risk of developing dental problems due to [...]
The link between smoking and oral health problems
Smoking is a well-known risk factor for various health problems, including cancer, heart disease, and lung disease. However, many people may not realize the negative impact of [...]
What to do if you cut your gum or tongue
Accidentally biting your tongue is not enjoyable. Nobody likes the jolting sensation that spreads throughout your mouth and body. An accidental cut on your tongue or gum [...]
Taking care of your teeth in the winter
Holiday celebrations are typically connected to winter. However, this is also when you are more prone to illnesses, including colds, coughs, fevers, and even tooth problems. Tooth [...]
Diabetes and Oral Health
High blood sugar levels can harm your entire body, including your teeth and gums. Because diabetes can decrease the blood supply to the area, you're more prone [...]
Mouth Sores: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Mouth sores are a common illness that can affect people of all ages. While many mouth sores are harmless, some can indicate more serious issues. Sores are [...]
Pus from teeth or gum? Learn more about Dental Abscess
An abscessed tooth is a bacterial infection that causes a pocket of pus to grow in various tooth regions. It's also known as a dental abscess. A [...]
Hyperdontia – Too many teeth
Hyperdontia is a condition where there are too many teeth in the mouth. It is usually not painful, but it can lead to severe complications and cause [...]
How your overall health can affect your breath
The way your breath smells says more about you than oral health alone. While we clean our teeth to get rid of that awful morning breath, this [...]
Benefits of chewing sugar-free gum
According to a 2015 study published in PLoS ONE, chewing sugar-free gum for 10 minutes can remove up to 100 million bacteria from the mouth. Chewing [...]