Dental Health

The movie stars of yesteryear have long been celebrated for their classic good looks, but there's no denying that they appear older than today's actors.

"You care more about harming your ex than your child's existence," said one commenter on the viral Reddit post.

If recent health outbreaks have taught us anything, it's that the future is unknown.

An adorable chocolate Labrador has delighted users with his reaction to losing a baby tooth.

Oral-B's new "AI" toothbrush sparked interest in whether it is a marketing tactic or is it genuinely a necessary and efficient feature.

It's not just onions, garlic and coffee that contribute to the problem affecting half of all adults at some point in their lives.

Dr. Paul Saladino MD also avoids soap and deodorant, telling viewers he is "not afraid to smell like a human."

"They like to be dramatic but so happy he came home," said one commenter on the viral TikTok video.

If you don't clean your pet's chompers, this video will make you start.

"As someone who is [trying to conceive] and is having the hardest time right now, this made me laugh for the first time in forever," a viewer commented about a TikTok clip.

According to the college student, she has been "limited to liquids and soft foods" for the past year as a result of the disease.

Dr. Tina Saw debunks the worst of the TikTok dental "hacks" and provides handy alternatives to use.

The clip has already racked up over 800,000 views on TikTok.

A dental surgery student has turned heads for her viral video claiming that she and other dentists known when women are pregnant by the state of their teeth and gums.

What oral health marketers should focus on to get patients back in the office.

Here's how your teenager can get straighter, whiter, teeth faster, cheaper and safer!

Byte's Aligner Treatment Systems gives you straighter teeth without the constantly painful readjustments of braces!

The boy had a swollen growth on lower jaw which turned out to be a "bag-like structure" full of tiny, rudimentary teeth.

Sumita Mitra made a product dentists and their patients love, which almost never happens.

The product could be used in toothpaste to prevent cavities.

HPV tests and chats about the HPV vaccine could be in store at your next cleaning.

Though it's far from a sure thing, brushing your teeth regularly is never a bad idea.

A recent study finds that hereditary bacteria play a small role in determining whether we develop cavities.

British Professor Damien Walmsley said health claims attributed to flossing your teeth are unproven.

Under a quarter of children in England now suffer from tooth decay but regional disparities remain