Tonsil stones. Just the name is scary. Now imagine what it’s like to be looking in the mirror and opening your mouth to say, “awwwww”,

A healthy mouth is essential to so much of our overall bodily health. It plays a key role in numerous important functions, including breathing, speaking,

Mouth lesions are very common. They can be caused by viruses, fungi, bacterial infections, dentures that don’t fit correctly, sharp tooth edges, or a loose

You’re likely familiar with contagious illnesses that children transmit like the flu or a cold—but there’s another common viral infection to be aware of: herpangina.

It’s important to understand how saliva and your salivary structures work to maintain good oral habits and health. If you’ve ever been confused about words

Cold sores, frequently referred to as fever blisters, are a common condition. So common that 50 – 80% of American adults get them, according to Johns Hopkins. What

If you’ve recently looked in the mirror and found a strange-colored substance covering your tongue, don’t panic! Although that’s probably easier said than done. What

Of all the different types of mouth sores, canker sores might be the most mysterious. From the research done on these pesky little wounds, there is

There are few things more irritating than trying to enjoy eating or drinking with an inflamed and painful canker sore demanding to be noticed in

Mouth ulcers are not uncommon and can result from many benign causes. However, in some instances, they may be a sign of a serious underlying