Transient Lingual Papillitis: Location, Symptoms, And Treatment
2026-01-27
Have you ever experienced small, red, slightly painful bumps near the tip of your tongue that last for a few days, then disappear? You might
Nutrition
Can a Migraine and Tooth Pain Be Related?
2026-01-27
One billion people across the globe – that’s how many people suffer from migraines, according to the Migraine Research Foundation. And while a migraine isn’t
Hypoglycemia and Managing Glucose Levels
2026-01-26
Many are aware that hypoglycemia refers to low blood sugar, but fewer understand the potential causes and symptoms. Does having hypoglycemia change my dental management?
The Best Foods For Your Teeth
2026-01-26
Taking care of your teeth isn’t difficult. In fact, you can even help your teeth while you eat! According to the American Dental Association (ADA),
Can I Drink Coffee After A Tooth Extraction?
2026-01-14
Many of us love our caffeine fix first thing in the morning. Whether it’s black coffee, a vanilla latte, or your standard iced skinny hazelnut
Foods To Think About If You Have Cold Sores
2026-01-14
If you’ve had cold sores, then you know how easily some foods can aggravate them. For those unfamiliar, we’ll start with a brief overview of what
Trigger Point Injections for TMJ Disorders
2026-01-12
If your temporomandibular joint (TMJ) causes you pain, you probably want to explore all available options to find relief. Because this hinge connects your upper and lower
Plant-rich Mediterranean diet associated with reduced risk of periodontal disease
2025-10-07
LONDON, England: Balanced nutrition is known to lower the risk of major non-communicable diseases, including cardiovascular disease, neurodegenerative disorders and certain cancers. However, its role
How can dental professionals promote better nutrition?
2024-07-23
With the rise in obesity-related cancer cases, Nina Farmer shares the nutrition advice she gives to her patients. Following on from Dentistry‘s recent article on
Research explores maternal nutrition’s impact on tooth decay in children
2023-05-12
Researchers from the Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York are collaborating to investigate the connection between maternal
Obesity, not ancestry, may be linked to dental development
2023-03-16
When people develop teeth may have more to do with whether they are overweight or obese than their genetic origins, according to a study published
USDA proposes limiting sugar in school meals
2023-02-02
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on February 3 a proposal to revamp nutrition standards, limiting the amounts of sugar in school meals. The
