Dental Hygiene

Sticky candies like gummies can get stuck in hard-to-clean areas between teeth. The acidity of sour candies — and even some sugar-free treats — is tough on tooth enamel. Dentists …

The importance of brushing and flossing regularly is taught to the majority of people at a young age. This is the starting point for a healthy mouth. Daily care of …

TOOTHBRUSHES are a personal hygiene item people use daily, yet might not be replaced as often as necessary. How often should you change your toothbrush? While most people cleaning their …

As many times as your dentist and parents told you to cool it on the (multiple) cups of joe you’ve been drinking daily for the past decade or so, you …

A new study reveals a benefit of flossing that was not known before. It protects the brain from inflammation and prevents cognitive decline. Flossing is a must for good oral …

Even before little ones sprout their first tooth, it’s a good idea for parents to start a brushing routine to get their baby into the habit of good oral hygiene. …

Is mouthwash bad? Mouthwash, also called “oral rinse” or “mouth rinse,” typically contains antibacterial ingredients to clean between your teeth, as well as other ingredients that give it a flavor. …

We take a look at some suggestions that will help you maintain your oral health. A beautiful smile, odour-free breath, and healthy pink gums are all attractive benefits of perfect …

Struggling with a strange metallic taste in your mouth? Medically known as dysgeusia, a number of different health concerns can impact your tastebuds and taste disorders are common in adults. …

Poor oral hygiene is one of the most common causes of tooth loss, but scientific research has shown that anxiety and stress, two evils that accompany today’s fast-paced routine, are …