Dental Health

Ever wonder why, when you're feeling under the weather, your teeth seem to be especially sensitive to pain? It has to do, unsurprisingly, with your mouth.

If you grind your teeth, it may be because you have low magnesium levels. However, before you supplement, it's good to know which magnesium works best.

While you brush and floss for the sake of oral hygiene, it also helps the the rest of your body. Your teeth and organs are more connected than you might think.

Did you know that your teeth can start moving? And, if you're a woman, there's one particular time in your life that you are prone to having this occur.

Your teeth play important roles in your daily life, but have you ever wondered how humans evolved to have them? Skin scales of fossil fish may have the answer.

When Flaus Electric debuted in a Season 15 episode of Shark Tank, the product came with a promise to revolutionize flossing. But where is the brand now?

Dr. Staci Whitman appeared on "Shark Tank" in March 2023 with her Happi Floss biodegradable flossers. But where is the product now? Did it succeed or flop?

Brushing your teeth in the shower may be something you have considered doing to save time. However, it's not a good idea. Here's what a dentist had to say.

In an episode of Shark Tank season 14, the public was introduced to Big Mouth Toothbrush. Since then, has the company been able to sink its teeth into success?

Brushing your teeth properly and regularly improves your oral hygiene. But how does this part of your dental care routine affect your risk of early death?

When it comes to dental health, being negligent can have serious consequences on your overall wellbeing. That includes ignoring a habit affecting many people.

When you're a celebrity, you get used to the fact that people tend to scrutinize every aspect of your appearance. This is especially true for your teeth.

It's important to brush and floss for extra-clean and healthy teeth, but there's a hydrating beverage we can all drink for better oral health, too.

Chances are, we've all had bad breath at some point. But there's a popular spice that can be used in a variety of ways to help keep your breath fresh.

You might not think about protecting your teeth when you go out in the cold weather, but you should. If you don't, it makes your teeth hurt and this is why.

Have you been to a dentist appointment and now you have a headache? We'll help you learn about what can cause headaches after a visit to the dentist.

How can exercise, which is so good for our overall fitness, affect our teeth negatively? There are actually many factors at play. We'll explain.

Twice a year, you leave your dentist's office with freshly cleaned teeth. After your visit, however, which food items should you eat and which should you avoid?

The shape of the roof of your mouth plays an essential role in the overall health of your body. A narrow palate can lead to several issues, including these.

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.

Despite being pretty safe, there are some people for whom teeth-whitening is not advised. Does this potentially include pregnant individuals?

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.