Look in a mirror, open your mouth and say “ah.” See that flap of tissue that hangs in the back of your mouth? That’s known

The discovery of a purple tongue — or any unnatural tongue color — can be quite alarming. But in most cases, a purplish tongue has

You may already be familiar with canker sores, the non-contagious but sometimes unpleasant red and white ulcers that appear inside your mouth. Some people get

Suddenly discovering a scab on your lip can be distressing. Besides causing you discomfort or pain, it might make you feel uncomfortable because it’s so

The phrase “smiling through the pain” takes on new meaning for patients of angular Cheilitis. Also known as perlèche, angular stomatitis, or cheilosis, angular Cheilitis

Have you ever felt confused by the technical jargon used by dental professionals? Luckily, you’re not alone. What exactly is a dental fistula? How is

If you have a permanent tooth that’s coming in and a clear sack of fluid has formed around it, you may have what’s called a