We all know that not brushing or eating sugary foods are predictors of bad oral health, but there are a few risk factors that are correlated with bad oral health that might surprise you.

While it is known that alcohol consumption can seriously affect your liver and other organs, what about your mouth?

Teeth are very strong and powerful. Our teeth crush, tear, and cut up food, which makes our lives so much easier. But, how much power are our teeth actually packing? 

The key to a brighter smile might be easier than you think. All it takes is a trip to your local grocery store.

Did you know babies’ teeth are at risk for decay as soon as they appear?

If you are the type of person who hates the dentist, then sedation dentistry might be right for you.

Thousands of people suffer from anxiety...but something that anxiety sufferers may not have realized is that their anxiety could be affecting their oral health.

When it comes to proper brushing technique, there are a lot of conflicting methods coming from different sources. 

Scientists in London have developed a pain-free filling that doesn’t require drilling or injections.

Having osteoporosis can affect more than just your bones. The treatment for osteoporosis as well as the disease itself can harm your oral health.