Halloween may be over, but we're still snacking on our trick-or-treating goodies − could they be causing dental issues?

We’ve all heard it: “If you eat all that candy, it will rot your teeth.” Or “Do you want your teeth to fall out?” So what ...

For generations, treating a cavity has often meant sitting in a dentist’s chair for drilling and a filling. Now, researchers ...

Maintaining a bright, healthy smile isn’t just about brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing regularly. What we drink plays a crucial role in our dental health, often impacting our teeth in ways ...

Pure, unsweetened cranberry juice may offer a potential benefit for oral health by slowing the growth of dental plaque ...

Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) is applied directly to a cavity using a small, sponge-tipped applicator. Unlike a traditional ...

MORE than 400 young kids were admitted to hospital with tooth decay every week last year, grim figures show. NHS England data found that 21,787 children aged five to nine were admitted to hospital in ...