A CPAP machine helps people obtain a deep sleep. Because of how it's used, it can have some impact on your oral health.

Both allergies and the medications to treat them can alter your oral health. Learn how to keep your mouth healthy while trying to manage allergy symptoms.

When trying to stay hydrated in the summer sun, is sparkling water a refreshing and healthy alternative to soda or sports drinks?

There are a few surgical procedures that are performed routinely in the dental office to treat gum issues. These include crown lengthening, periodontal pocket procedures, and gum grafting. Learn what these surgeries are and when they may be needed.

Nicotine pouches seem inescapable lately thanks to a push online by influencers. They can also be used without detection, giving them an appeal over traditional tobacco products and vapes. Learn about the risks and consequences these tiny, unassuming pouches can pose to your health.

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month and Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Let's take a look at the warning signs in the mouth and ways to reduce the risk of contracting these cancers.

This odd social media "hack" for sleeping claims to fix a variety of issues, but taping your mouth closed while sleeping can reduce sleep quality and may even be dangerous.

Fluoride, nature's cavity fighter, is used in dentistry to re-mineralize tooth enamel, fight and slow tooth decay, and prevent the growth of bad bacteria in the mouth.