Health

Dental health experts have warned against the growing use of salt, charcoal, and other unconventional substances for brushing teeth, saying these practices could lead to serious oral health complications, including …

A fresh approach to dental care may soon have you looking at hair clippings in a whole new way. Researchers at King’s College London have discovered that keratin-a protein found …

Oral health is deeply connected to overall wellbeing, yet it remains one of the most overlooked areas of healthcare. Many Australians struggle to access dental care, and for those experiencing …

Abstract This study evaluates dentists’ knowledge of oral and dental procedures before and after radiotherapy for head and neck cancer patients in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. A web-based cross-sectional …

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 …

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 …

When it comes to healthcare, men often take a “if it’s not broke, don’t fix it” approach. This mindset might work for car maintenance, but it’s a dangerous gamble with …

When we think of things that are bad for our teeth, we tend to think of sugar. Rightly so: it’s dental enemy number one, interacting with bacteria in the mouth …