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Researchers have found that chewing food prompts the release of an immune cell that can protect against infection.

If you’re one of the estimated 40 million Americans who have sensitive teeth, it’s important to talk to your dentist. Here’s what to expect.

Research over the last five years or so has shown that gum disease, especially untreated or chronic gum disease, can contribute to serious health problems outside the mouth.

More people are complaining about tooth pain, but dentists say it may have nothing to do with your teeth.

Despite most of us thinking that we’re brushing our teeth correctly or flossing frequently enough, dentist visits are often full of surprises. Irritation, cavities, gingivitis ― the list of our maladies goes on and on.

Do you frequently have a bad taste in your mouth? Do people step back from you when you are talking or offer you mints or chewing gum? If so, you could be suffering from halitosis.

Before going to get an implant you should submit yourself for oral and dental examination to a dental implant expert.

Brush up on your dental knowledge with this bite-size Q&A and get healthy teeth and gums for life.

Teeth grinding can be caused by a number of things including, anxiety, stress, exhaustion, or signs of a sleeping disorder like an apnea.