According to periodontist Dr. Al Danenberg, there are surprisingly easy-to-spot signs that some may have poor dental health, including bad teeth, often without them even realizing it.

You bought an electric toothbrush. You floss. But are you eating stuff that's known to wreck your teeth — or worse, have you seeking out an emergency dental appointment? “Some foods and drinks can ...

Dental hygiene is important for overall wellness, but are your breathing habits affecting your oral health? If you’re breathing through your mouth, this might be the case, according to Dianne Sefo, ...

According to a 2016 study published in Advances in Nutrition, cavities affect an estimated 80% of the world’s population—and almost a quarter of adults in the United States having untreated cavities.

Dentistry can save your teeth, but it's difficult to know what's happening when you're in the chair. A dentist showed Insider what the process can look like from his point of view. Here's how he fixes ...

"Often, bad teeth are blamed solely on the habits and choices of their owners, and for the poor therein lies an undue shaming ...

Continuous Tooth Pain Ongoing toothaches or sharp pain when chewing often signal infection or nerve damage. Pain is your body’s way of alerting you to a problem, and delaying treatment can lead to ...

First, What Causes Tooth Stains? There are many reasons why your pearly whites may look less than, well, white. Dr. Camacho explains that teeth are susceptible to two types of stains: intrinsic and ...