DIY whitening treatments can be a great alternative to the expense of visiting your dentist. But, is using aluminum foil to whiten your teeth a good idea?
Did you know that eating a certain food can help ward off tooth decay? Your first thought might be of a fruit or vegetable, but it's actually a type of cheese.
There are a lot of unexpected things that the color of your gums can tell you about your health. Here are some of the diseases you may (or may not) have.
Thinking about a tooth extraction the night before the procedure can be as excruciating as the surgery itself. Here are some helpful tips from an expert.
There's a new product that's becoming popular for whitening teeth: purple toothpaste. But does it really work - and more importantly, do the effects last?
Many of us are probably already aware of the many downsides of alcohol consumption. But here's a list of unexpected ways drinking alcohol affects your teeth.
When you think of diabetes, the jaw is probably the last thing on your mind. However, this particular jaw symptom could actually be related to your diabetes.
If you've ever noticed a color change in your mouth, it may be from eating a handful of colorful Skittles. But what about changes in the color of our gums?
Staying on top of your dental health is an essential part of your overall well-being. Make sure you're doing these things before going to a dentist appointment.
While some may overlook their gums, they're essential in maintaining good oral health. So, if you come across a bump on your gums, here's what it could be.
Occasional bad breath is normal, but persistent bad breath might be caused by a more serious health condition. Here's when to see a dentist for your bad breath.
The pain of a toothache can be unbearable. Luckily, in an interview with Health Digest, Dr. Jarri Amini, general dentist, shares how one can ease a toothache.
For those who have a sensitive gag reflex, going to the dentist or even brushing your teeth can be highly unpleasant. Here's how to desensitize your gag reflex.
If you're already a good brusher and flosser but looking for more ways to support your oral health, you may want to consider trying manuka honey. Here's why.