Dental Health Stories
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5 Illnesses That Change Your Looks
Health conditions don’t just affect our insides — they can also alter our physical appearance. Here’s a look at a few of those physical changes in illnesses that are not uncommon. -
Regular Dental Visits Can Even Help You Fight Off Pneumonia
Another reason to get your butt to a dentist regularly? It might lower the chances of getting pneumonia, suggests new research. -
More Kids, Especially Low-Income, Need Dental Sealants, Says CDC
More kids need dental sealants to prevent tooth decay, the CDC says in a new report. -
Got A Cavity? Be Thankful You Aren’t A Caveman
Before refined sugar caused most cavities, cavemen developed holes in their teeth from carbohydrates and then plugged them with beeswax. -
6 Of The Easiest Ways To Spread Germs
There are lots of ways to share your bacteria and illnesses with others, including these common habits. -
What Humans Will Look Like 100,000 Years From Now
Human evolution has changed us from our eyes to our teeth and tailbones, which leads us to wonder what will be next. -
Dentists Reveals The Truth Behind Flossing
Flossing is an important step in dental hygiene, which is why a recent study's findings upset dentists. -
Dental Tips For A Bright And Healthy Smile
Try these tips for healthy teeth and gums. -
Can Taking Selfies Improve Your Dental Hygiene?
A new study has found that taking video "selfies" while brushing teeth has the ability to improve a person's dental health. -
The Future Is Here: Stem Cell Fillings Reverse Tooth Decay
Scientists have invented a new type of dental filing that stimulates decayed teeth to regrow, perhaps eliminating the need for root canals. -
The Toothbrush Technique That Best Protects Your Pearly Whites
Brushing your teeth at a 45-degree angle in a vibrating motion will prevent premature wearing and tooth sensitivity. -
A Third Of Americans Don't Floss; A Crucial Step For Dental Health
Brushing your teeth isn't the most important step in dental hygiene, flossing is.
