How To Desensitize Your Gag Reflex
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.
Read MoreFor 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.
Read MoreIn people with lupus, the body begins to attack itself. In some cases, the mouth can be affected, which presents various challenges to oral health.
Read MoreIn order to protect teeth from damage, people often wear a protective device colloquially referred to as a mouth guard, but there are different types.
Read MoreWhile people who engage in teeth clenching during their waking hours suffer from awake bruxism, those who do it during sleep have sleeping bruxism.
Read MoreDentists often relieve patients' anxiety by mixing oxygen and nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, and administering it through a nose mask.
Read MoreYour 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.
Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreAccording to the American Dental Association, braces and orthodontic treatments all aim to improve a persons bite, aligning the upper and lower jaw.
Read MoreYour 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.
Read MoreUp to 30% of individuals in the U.S. are said to experience sleep apnea. But is it putting your bones and teeth at risk if you have this condition?
Read MoreWe know it's important to brush your teeth twice a day. But what is the correct amount of toothpaste you should be using? Read on to find out.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreThrowing up can leave an unpleasant taste in the mouth, so it's natural that you might be inclined to reach for your toothbrush. However, you shouldn't.
Read MoreIn an effort to help you make some more teeth-conscious choices, we've put together a list of foods that can be particularly harmful to your chompers.
Read MoreBrushing your teeth is necessary for a healthy mouth, but tooth be told, you're probably making a ton of mistakes that are actually hurting your teeth.
Read MoreNobody wants to ruin their teeth, but many everyday habits can cause more damage than you'd expect. Here's a look at some of the worst offenders.
Read MoreAdding ice to a drink is a common way to cool down, but think twice before you start crunching on those cubes.
Read MoreBreath odor can be embarrassing. It may be caused by something minor, but if your breath consistently smells unpleasant, that's a problem to look into.
Read MoreBrushing your tongue is an important part of maintaining your oral health, but does it affect your taste buds? Read on to get the scoop.
Read MoreHealthy teeth are affected by our daily choices. Here are some basic, easy things you can incorporate into your lifestyle to keep them strong and healthy.
Read MoreUnhealthy gums can contribute to the development of health problems throughout the body, not just in the mouth.
Read MoreCrowns are used to protect teeth that have had root canals or are experiencing damage or decay. Getting them is a two-step process.
Read MoreWisdom teeth can cause problems if they don't emerge properly. One of these problems is infection. Here's what to do if you experience a wisdom tooth infection.
Read MoreGood news: If you catch the beginnings of a cavity early on, there's a way to reverse the process.
Read MoreMouthwash is a great way to keep your mouth clean and healthy, but it's important to use it correctly.
Read MoreYou might not realize energy drinks are harming your teeth just as much as soda.
Read MoreUsing mouthwash multiple times a day can cause issues with your teeth and gums.
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