Menopause affects pretty much every part of you, from your emotions to your body temperature. And your teeth are no exception ...

A disease which was prevalent in the 15th century is making a surprising comeback in the 21st. It’s known as the disease of ...

These diseases range from mild gingivitis, which causes red, swollen, and bleeding gums, to more severe forms like periodontitis, which can lead to tooth loss if untreated. Periodontal diseases ...

More expensive fruit and vegetables could see return of scurvy which starts with telltale symptoms such as joint pain, ...

People with AML may notice that they have firm, swollen gums that are more flushed than usual. They can also have bleeding gums. There may also be mouth sores, petechiae, or both in the oral cavity.

Characterized by bleeding of the gums ... Examine your mouth and teeth for signs of red, swollen gums and plaque or tartar on the teeth near the gums. Measure the depth of the pocket below ...

A disease once common among sailors and maritime communities, scurvy cases are now being reported in 2024 from Western ...

You might experience puffy gums or a bitter or metallic taste in your mouth and bleeding, according to Dr. Tsang. Another oral symptom that can come with menopause is burning mouth syndrome ...