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

There are many types of mouthguards that your dentist may recommend for you or your family members. All mouthguards offer some form of protection for your teeth, whether it's from sports, sleeping, or teeth grinding.

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

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.

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.

We asked a dentist to break down 3 common misconceptions regarding our oral health.

Dry socket is a painful condition that can occur at the site of a tooth removal. Find out how it happens and the best ways to prevent it.

If you are taking or thinking about starting a weight loss or management drug, here are five things to consider when speaking to your medical and dental providers.

Let's look at the milestones you and your smile will experience throughout your lifetime.