Breathing through your mouth could impact your oral health. NYU dentistry professor Dianne Sefo and cosmetic dentist Dr. Michael Wei explain the risks and ways to remedy it.

Sleeping with mouth open could be as bad for your teeth as a fizzy drink. Research suggests sleeping with your mouth open leads to dangerously high acidity levels. Elsa Vulliamy.

It’s not uncommon to have issues with your teeth or gums, and dentists say certain lifestyle factors may be behind some of ...

Newsweek spoke to dentist Dr. Alex Foo at Aria Dental to learn why mouth breathing is so bad for our health and how to stop ...

Oral health: Recurring bad breath, loose teeth or lumps in mouth are signs not to ignore ORAL health is often an afterthought until major damage occurs negatively affecting a person's life.

Discover tips for keeping your teeth healthy and improving your oral hygiene. This article looks at brushing, flossing, and more. ... Not only can this lead to bad mouth odor, ...

Sugar is the No. 1 enemy of your teeth, and the longer it stays in your mouth, the worse it is. Sugar is consumed by acid-producing bacteria in your mouth . The acids eat away at tooth enamel .