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Discrimination and microaggressions in dental care are not rare experiences in the United States. For many patients, they shape whether care is delayed, avoided, or never sought at all.

Tooth developmental anomalies are a group of disorders caused by unfavorable factors affecting the tooth development process, resulting in abnormalities in tooth number, structure, and morphology. These anomalies typically manifest …

Brushing and flossing are both essential, but doing them in the right order may help protect your teeth, gums, and even your heart. You probably already know that flossing and …

Changing Patient Expectations in Dental Care Modern patients don’t just expect dental care—they demand it on their terms. Convenience, transparency, and personalized service are the new hallmarks of excellence. A …

Many Americans do not have access to proper dental care—this is a serious problem. What can dental professionals do to combat this widespread issue when they, themselves, are experiencing a …

That sudden zing of pain when sipping ice water or biting into an apple isn’t just annoying—it’s a daily struggle for millions. If you wince while brushing, you’re not alone. …

Medicaid ensures 80 million Americans, and over 500,000 West Virginians, have access to health care. Importantly, Medicaid is also a core source of oral health care coverage for families across …

A ten-second French kiss trades around 80 million bacteria (so make it worth it!). Most of the time that microscopic gift goes unnoticed, but new evidence suggests it might also …

Chewing gum might seem like a harmless habit; it freshens breath, keeps your mouth busy, and it helps some people to focus. But beneath the minty freshness lies a sticky …

Despite being located in the same general region of the body, our teeth and brain don’t seem like they’d be overly connected. That’s why this study linking poor oral health …