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Researchers have found a mouthwash — a natural one, at that — that seems to kill off nasty germs while nurturing friendly microbes.

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There are claims that mouthwash raises blood pressure, increases cancer risk, and disrupts your oral microbiome. Experts discuss whether it's really bad for your health.

Could your oral hygiene routine be backfiring? A leading heart surgeon explains the surprising connection between mouthwash and cardiovascular health.

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We brush our teeth daily to have fresh breath and avoid cavities. But how does this toothpaste affect the bacteria — the oral microbiome — in our mouths?