The plus points of chewing this gum are its original and long-lasting flavor, no added preservatives, and zero calories that not only manage to take good care of your teeth but also strengthen ...

If you’re worried you might have gum disease, there’s a good reason for that. About half of U.S. adults have gum disease ... In the worst cases, it leads to infected teeth that need to be removed.

Frequent use of gum and the resulting excessive chewing places undue stress on the TMJ, muscles, and teeth, leading to imbalance and misalignment, which can cause significant strain. This can ...

MASTIC GUM MAY help fight off the Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) bacteria, according to a 2010 study. H. pylori is a common bacteria that can cause inflammation and ulcers and possibly damage stomach ...

While her habit has reduced over time, Connie finds special pleasure in chewing on a broken tooth ... gum not only gives her relief but also keeps her mouth busy distracting her in a good way.

Practising good oral health – caring for both teeth and gums – can avoid painful and expensive treatment later on ...

According to dentists, you should brush, floss and use mouthwash — in that order. Plus, get more tips on how to prevent ...

Dried figs and kiwi fruit are also good sources of calcium ... here are a few last-minute reminders to protect teeth: Try chewing sugarless gum to help produce saliva and remove food stuck ...

The health of your teeth and gums, and oral health in general, is more important than you might think. Decades of research ...

The oldest chewing gum is thought to be birch sap; an ancient chunk of birch bark sap with teeth marks was discovered in Finland and is thought to be between 5,500-6,000 years old. In Greece ...

Anchored into the jawbone, they also help prevent further bone loss and damage to surrounding teeth, say specialists at ...