The use of low-level laser therapy may reverse soft-tissue anesthesia faster in pediatric dental patients, according to a study recently published in the International Journal
About 4 in 10 dental patients experience transient bradycardia or lower heart rates, which may lead to heart failure and cardiac arrest, while being administered
You may have a friend who’s a little rough around the edges. Perhaps you saw an early rough cut of a movie. Or maybe you’re
You’re a devoted dental patient who attends all your regularly scheduled checkups, commits to a vigorous oral care routine, and replaces your toothbrush when it
Even if you didn’t need braces as a kid or teenager, it’s possible that over the years, you’ve developed crooked teeth. Your teeth can shift
Mindlessly chewing ice is an incredibly common habit, especially during hot summer months. Unfortunately, just like many other hard foods, ice can damage teeth, enamel,
Has your mouth ever started itching after you take a bite out of a raw apple or banana? If you experience hay fever or nasal
While no one ever hopes to get a toothache, it’s an important symptom to pay attention to. It may be a message from somewhere else
Did you know that teeth can die? Once dying tooth symptoms begin, you may only have a few days to seek treatment, so it’s important
Have you ever looked in the mirror and noticed that your tongue is not healthy and pink but pale and white? Occasionally, when there’s an
Our ability to taste is often something we don’t think about—until a taste disorder compromises it. One of these disorders is dysgeusia, which happens when
It might be weird to think about in the moment, but sharing a kiss can actually be beneficial to your mouth. This is because the
