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How Toothpaste and Mouthwash Can Kill Your Teeth



Toothpaste is vital in keeping your teeth and gums healthy, but toothpaste can have many harsh chemicals that harm instead of help your health.

The Importance of Buying Child Friendly Oral Health Products



Quite a big percentage of the dental health products intended for kids do contain harmful additives, as a parent, you are responsible for your child’s good health.

Oral Cancer Awareness Month: Screenings Save Lives



April is Oral Cancer Awareness month, and people should start realizing the importance of going for one painless oral cancer screening. Several statistics show that every year, around 40,000 new cases of oral cancer are discovered in the US alone; worldwide, that number is about 700,000. Sadly, only about 57% of these patients will survive in the first 5 years after diagnosis.

Innovative Dental Technologies that Revolutionize Dentistry



Technology is growing and developing in all fields of industry almost with the speed of light. Innovative technologies in the field of medicine/dentistry are meant to make the work of the dentist much easier, but also to make the patient more comfortable during dental treatments.

Hidden Dangers of Common Toothpaste



As a universal rule, parents always check the labels of beverages or snacks that their children consume. They want to make sure that substances such as dangerous chemicals, food dyes, sweeteners or preservatives do not end up in their little one’s system. However, what the greatest majority of parents fail to read is the label on their child’s toothpaste.

Oral Cancer Facts and Myths

Oral cancer is a cancer that begins in the mouth or the throat at the back of the mouth, called the oropharynx. An oral cancer can appear anywhere in the oral cavity, including the lips, the lining of the mouth, under the tongue, the tongue, the gums, the area behind the wisdom teeth, the back of the throat, the tonsils, and the roof of the mouth.

Vitamin B12 May Help Treat Canker Sores

Canker sore help might come with vitamin B12, a study finds. Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, in Beersheba, Israel, did the study. It involved 58 people who had canker sores. Dentists sometimes refer to canker sores as aphthous stomatitis.