New research reveals a startling link between poor oral health and increased stroke risk. Gum disease and cavities, often ...

It's common knowledge that avoiding too much sugar or acid-containing foods is a good way to keep your oral health on the right track. But a new study now reveals that a common well-regarded eating ...

Tiny Health and Bristle Health are recruiting participants for a pioneering research study examining the connection between oral and gut health. The study offers participants comprehensive microbiome ...

Regular dental clean-ups and preventive care not only protect your smile but also play a crucial role in safeguarding ...

Electric toothbrushes can reduce plaque and gum inflammation in trials, but dentists say technique, timing and pressure ...

There is increasing evidence that gum disease is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular events, including heart ...

Cuong Cao and Keir Carnie reveal how plastic chewing gum releases high levels of microplastics into the body, exposing health risks and urging regulatory reform.

Tooth decay has risen sharply since 2009, reversing earlier improvements and taking levels back towards those last seen in ...

Diabetes care routinely focuses on the heart, feet, eyes, liver and kidneys. The mouth, however, is frequently overlooked, ...

Glasgow Caledonian University has secured £2.6 million to lead a major new UK-wide doctoral training programme to spearhead research into oral health and dental disease prevention. This press release ...

New research highlights a strong link between diabetes and oral health. High blood sugar weakens healing, raises infection risk and fuels gum disease, but simple daily habits can break the cycle.

Sugar-free gum with polyols such as sorbitol and xylitol is most likely to cause gas because of fermentation in the colon.