Therefore, three sets of molars—including wisdom teeth, also known as “third molars”—became essential for survival. Back then, they grew in without problems because of our ancestors’ bigger mandibles.

When Dr. Suman Reddivari gazes into the mouths of patients at Family Dentistry, he scans portraits of their eating, drinking and smoking habits, oral hygiene routines and overall health. He sees ...

I had a problem with drinking but it took me until I was 30 to admit it. The clarity of sobriety is something I'd highly ...

It's known for its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to prevent tooth decay, bad breath, and gum diseases ... brings you closer to age-old wisdom that kept generations ...

The Rational Child, the Depressed Child, the Selfish Child, and the Apathetic Child. G-d believes in the youth. You must too!

He took a breath. He looked with deep feeling at the half-filled, half-lighted coach to affirm his sense of actuality, of a world in which there was not very much bad trouble after all.

The experts advised Nigerians to visit their dentists at least twice every year and also brush their teeth twice a day ... including bad breath. “Most Nigerians see oral health as a luxury ...

Tobacco is a direct cause of bad morning breath and halitosis which can dry out your mouth and make you likely to develop gum ...

Often harmless, sometimes a sign of illness: what causes halitosis and what can you do to keep your breath fresh?

Nancy Joseph went to the dentist for a wisdom tooth extraction in January. Then she ended up in the emergency room. "I was in ...