Oil pulling is an ancient oral hygiene practice rooted in Ayurvedic medicine that’s making a strong comeback today. This natural method involves swishing edible oil, typically coconut or sesame oil, ...

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Oil pulling is not recommended by the American Dental Association for improved oral health. Some studies have suggested the practice might have benefits, but experts say more research is needed. The ...

'Oil pulling may help reduce bacterial load in the mouth,' says rediffGURU Dr Shyam Jamalabad. 'It is NOT a replacement and should complement regular brushing, flossing and dental check-ups.' Kindly ...

Oil pulling—the practice of swishing oil around your mouth as a treatment for teeth—has blown up on social media sites like TikTok, and has been around for centuries, but little research has been done ...

The centuries-old medicinal mouth-washing ritual has recently resurfaced, and it’s getting a lot of lip service for its health-and-beauty perks. Would you rinse your mouth out with coconut oil? Turns ...

When it comes to looking after your pearly whites, you know the drill — brush twice a day, floss regularly and go for teeth cleanings twice a year. But otherwise, many of us don’t give our oral health ...

If you notice your gums bleed when you brush your teeth or your teeth are sensitive to cold drinks and foods, like ice cream, it could be because your gums are receding. And while gum recession is ...

Oil pulling, an ancient Ayurvedic practice, is gaining popularity as a natural oral hygiene method. Swishing coconut or sesame oil for 10-20 minutes helps remove toxins and bacteria, promoting ...