Keeping teeth and gums healthy is usually linked to brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits. But new research from the ...

About 45 per cent of adults have some form of gum disease in the UK which causes red, swollen, sore and bleeding gums ...

Have you been told you should get a check-up and clean every six months? Perhaps your dental clinic’s or health insurance policy’s default is to ask you to book these services twice a year. Let’s look ...

Bleeding gums may look harmless, but they’re often an early warning sign of gum disease and even linked to serious health risks like diabetes and heart disease. Experts say timely care and simple ...

The foundation helps people with hemophilia, Von Willebrand disease and other conditions that cause their blood not to clot ...

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

Unexpected changes in your mouth, like cracks at the corners of your lips or a swollen tongue, can signal nutrient ...

As a dietitian, I’ve seen how easily vitamin K deficiency can go unnoticed. This essential nutrient often takes a backseat to more popular vitamins like C and D, but its role in your health is just as ...

There are many possible causes for a salty taste in your mouth, ranging from relatively benign conditions, like dehydration and post-nasal drip, to potentially serious ones, like head trauma or kidney ...

Causes of Blood In Stool: Have you ever noticed something unusual in the toilet bowl, a reddish colour or even black, tarry lines? It is one of those moments that can give one a shock. When blood ...

The sight of blood on your sheets or underwear after sex can be alarming — especially if you’re not expecting your period anytime soon. Although it could signal a serious health problem, more likely ...