While deciding on your new year’s resolutions you might add one more goal to your list. Mikaila Davidson, Dental Hygienist ...

Oral hygiene often breaks down long before pain sends people to the dentist. From poor habits and dental fear to missed early ...

A smile in good health is a sure reflection of the well-being of a person, and keeping such a smile healthy requires constant effort and knowledge on the part of the patient. For the maintenance of ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Having a 12 year old, it was only a matter of time until the ...

Dental health is an important component of daily life. Although clean teeth and gums make for a healthy mouth, oral health also is tied to general health throughout the body. Guardian Insurance ...

We've all been made aware of the importance of a healthy gut flora, but did you know that your mouth has its own distinctive microbiome that's just as important? Oral health is essential to your ...

October was National Dental Hygiene Month, and while the month is over, it's never too late to share some tricks and tips of the trade. But before I dive into the details, I want to use this moment to ...

Wonder why jack-o-lanterns only have a couple of teeth? It's because they ate too much candy. Jokes aside, a huge stash of sugary candy can really increase tooth decay if the proper precautions aren't ...

Good oral hygiene, including regular brushing and dental visits, significantly lowers stroke risk. A recent study found poor gum and tooth health nearly doubles the chance of stroke and increases ...

Editor's note: Over the last couple of weeks, we have asked dental professionals to share what they would tell patients about the abundance of candy at Halloween and how that amount of sugar can have ...