Oral hygiene is often associated with brushing and flossing, but one important step that is sometimes overlooked is the use of mouthwash. For many, it is seen as an optional addition to their routine, ...

Want to brighten your smile without breaking the bank? Dr. Ben Reyhani to the rescue! With over 17 years of experience in ...

Peppermint oil emerges as a potent natural remedy for oral health, backed by both tradition and modern research. Its ...

Brushing before bed isn’t just hygiene, it’s a wellness ritual that supports both oral health and restorative sleep.

Sleep is not merely a break for the mouth; it is a period during which the oral environment experiences its most significant ...

Canker sores, or aphthous ulcers, can affect the tongue and other parts of the mouth. A canker sore on the tongue can be painful and make eating difficult. Topical treatments and mouthwashes can help ...

Your toothbrush may not reach all areas, so food particles and plaque stay hidden between teeth and along the gumline. Daily flossing prevents trapped ...

Xerostomia, or dry mouth, is a common side effect of radiation or chemoradiation and some medications. It can be uncomfortable, and can make it difficult to speak and eat. Whether your dry mouth ...