Managing Epilepsy And Oral Health
Epilepsy is a neurological condition in which a person experiences chronic, unpredictable seizures. If you have a friend or someone in your family who has
Epilepsy is a neurological condition in which a person experiences chronic, unpredictable seizures. If you have a friend or someone in your family who has
Awareness of the dangers of methamphetamine use and the treatment options available for those who may be addicted to the drug can help individuals make
The human mouth contains around 500 to 1,000 different types of bacteria! So it’s no surprise that no matter how thoroughly you clean your teeth
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
You may brush, floss and visit your dentist regularly to keep your smile bright and healthy, but do you know what habits actually damage your
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
Are you finding it challenging to clean your teeth with braces? Even though braces can be fantastic for correcting your bite, they may make it
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
We’ve all struggled to swallow our food at one time or another – typically because we ate too fast, gulped down too much food at
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
Pus is a natural sign of your body fighting infection. Sometimes it’s no cause for concern (like the pus in your average pimple, for instance.)