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Tattoos can be applied to the lips for permanent makeup, or even inside the mouth on the inside of the bottom lip or tongue. If getting a tattoo in one of these sensitive locations is something you are considering, make sure you prepare and have a plan to continue proper oral health care.

By caring for your smile, you are also caring for your heart. Gum disease and heart disease have been proven to have a connection. Learn what these two conditions have in common and tips for caring for your overall health to help avoid disease.

Your eye color is one of a kind! Learn how your eye color sets you and your vision apart.

Energy drinks seem to be everywhere these days -with new brands popping up all the time. However, energy drinks are not recommended for children and adolescents, and adults should be cautious about caffeine and sugar content when choosing what to drink.

It's that time of year. Brush up on children's oral health tips!

February might be most associated with Cupid and hearts, but it should also be a time to consider your eye health and get a clearer look at age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Some studies have linked poor oral health to the risk of dementia. Find out about the connection and tips for preventing risk.

For most people, artificial intelligence has made its way into some part of daily life. Find out how it is used for your eye care.

Prebiotic sodas often tout many health benefits, but do any of them apply to your smile?