It may cost more if you need anesthesia. Gum disease is a preventable infection of your mouth. It’s also called periodontitis. Without treatment, it can damage the gum tissue above and around ...

In June 2024, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) issued a notice stating that it would no longer be accepting studies generated by Palamur Biosciences Lab (Palamur) in Telangana, ...

In the meantime, or if your grinding seems to be associated with periods of high stress or poor sleep, an over-the-counter mouth guard might help as a short-term solution (two weeks to a month).

Brands promoting mouth taping claim the unconventional remedy encourages nasal breathing during sleep, thus alleviating snoring. But is this simple, non-invasive approach the breakthrough that ...

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) may affect the tongue. Symptoms include a burning feeling in the mouth, bad breath, and tooth decay. Laryngopharyngeal reflux is the medical term for acid ...

Although it’s normal for your mouth to produce dental plaque, it’s important to keep your teeth clean to prevent plaque from building up. (Photo Credit: Kingfisher Productions / Getty Images ...

Ever since From season 3 accelerated to a riveting finale at the end of last year, fans have been clamouring for a season 4. Well, there's both good and bad news on this front. While, thankfully ...

“I couldn’t get a fork from the table to my mouth without it all going all over the place,” he recalled. “It was scary.” The Bohemiam Rhapsody hit-maker’s recovery was fortunately ...

A popular restaurant which closed suddenly almost a year ago is back open and celebrating a sell-out weekend. Giuseppe Lombardo hadn't even officially announced the relaunch of Boothstown's ...

“You know what, I think India is going to beat Australia in the final. Can’t believe that just came out of my mouth. I think India is going to win the tournament. I am going with them,” he adde ...

Pest control company Terminix considers the temptations of tasty materials to be a myth, and instead, it blames rodent biology and their need to constantly chew, thereby preventing their teeth ...