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Learn what may be happening to cause your gums to bleed while brushing or flossing in this comprehensive, in-depth guide.

Many of us want to light up the room with our pearly white smiles, but sometimes those pearly whites can become yellow and discolored. While yellow teeth are a common part of the aging process, there are some causes behind yellow teeth that may be a sign of poor oral health.

A numb tongue is often an indicator of an underlying nerve condition. Our brains and the nervous system are deeply connected, so if you experience any sudden tongue numbness it’s important to assess any physical or environmental changes you experience.

We’ve curated a list of some of the worst foods for your teeth with tasty alternatives to keep your oral health on track.

Swollen gums can be uncomfortable, and sometimes even painful. Learn why your gums are swollen so you can take steps to reduce the inflammation.

In most cases, a numb mouth is easily treatable. However, to do so successfully, you’ll need to know what caused it in the first place.

Did you know that the water you drink plays a crucial role in your dental health? While brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits are essential, the quality of your drinking water can impact your enamel strength, cavity prevention, and overall oral hygiene. Fun Fact: Fluoridated water can reduce tooth decay by up to 25%—but not …

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How Many Different Types of Fillings Are There? There are many different kinds of fillings available in a variety of materials. The material can affect the price and durability of the filling. Different filling materials also vary in appearance, with some appearing more tooth-colored while others are very visible and stand out. Composite Resin Fillings …

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All of us have some amount of sensitivity to cold food or beverages, but if the pain becomes too unbearable to enjoy the occasional iced tea or ice cream, it’s important to assess the underlying reasons for the sensitivity and find a way to treat it.

If you notice your gums are bleeding, it usually means there is some underlying gum inflammation in your mouth. While bleeding gums can be common, it doesn’t mean it’s something you should necessarily ignore.