Dental Health

In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Anu Isaac of Coral Dental Care gives us her tips on navigating the days after wisdom tooth removal surgery.

We know that brushing your teeth is important for your oral health but should you brush before or after breakfast? An NYC celebrity dentist weighs in.

Having bad breath can be an embarrassing situation, to say the least. Here's what you should know about conquering bad breath, according to an expert.

In an interview with Health Digest, dental hygienist Sue Scherer outlines the important services dental hygienists provide for a patient's oral health.

In an exclusive interview, Health Digest spoke with San Antonio-based dentist Dr. Ghias Jabbour about what you can do to prevent 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.

If your gums are bleeding after you brush or floss, it might indicate a potential issue. Here's what a periodontist has to say.

Because we don't want to run the risk of accidental ingestion of chemical products, is hydrogen peroxide a safe way of disinfecting our toothbrush?

White spots on the gums can arise from a variety of causes. Read on to learn more about the conditions that might cause this symptom.

If you've had a cavity filled, you may wonder if it's possible for the problem to recur in the same tooth. Here's what you should know.

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.

If you get a filling for a cavity, you may wonder if you have to wait to eat afterward. Read on to learn more.

When your tooth loses blood supply and can no longer repair, it's considered dead. Here's how to identify a dead tooth and what to do if you have one.

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.

Some people may find that their teeth feel soft. Why is this, and what causes soft teeth?

Flossing your teeth is an essential part of any dental routine but, surprisingly, many people neglect it. Only 16% of people floss at least once per day.

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.

In people with lupus, the body begins to attack itself. In some cases, the mouth can be affected, which presents various challenges to oral health.

In order to protect teeth from damage, people often wear a protective device colloquially referred to as a mouth guard, but there are different types.

While people who engage in teeth clenching during their waking hours suffer from awake bruxism, those who do it during sleep have sleeping bruxism.

Dentists often relieve patients' anxiety by mixing oxygen and nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, and administering it through a nose mask.

Your teeth say a lot about your health. Here's a look at some of the conditions your dentist may be able to identify simply by peering in your mouth.

In an effort to help the huge number of children experiencing dental issues in the U.S., the AAP released a new clinical report. Here's what you need to know.

According to the American Dental Association, braces and orthodontic treatments all aim to improve a persons bite, aligning the upper and lower jaw.

Your dentist can tell when you're spinning lies because your mouth and behavior are full of clues -- and not being honest can hurt your oral health.