PATIENTS sometimes blame dental professionals after filling their teeth when pain persists for a period. The general reason why teeth may become sensitive ...

Vitamin D deficiency, affecting 1 in 4 US adults, can cause subtle symptoms like bone and joint pain, muscle weakness, teeth ...

Delayed care, however, may require more invasive and costly procedures, such as root canals, surgeries, or implants." The ...

A dentist has warned Brits to take dental pain seriously, particularly if it's accompanied with other seemingly unconnected ...

Brits are being urged to promptly address any dental pain, particularly if they have a few other symptoms alongside it ...

Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common reasons your teeth might hurt after drinking chilled water. When the enamel, the ...

Like an estimated one in 15 Britons, Flora has temporomandibular joint disorder (or TMJ). It's the same condition, affecting ...

Tiffany talks with Dr. Erinne Kennedy, KCU College of Dental Medicine Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Integrated Learning, ...

The NHS says that about 8-10% of UK adults will grind their teeth ― also known as bruxism ― at some point in their lives.

It is a scenario familiar to every dentist: a patient calls in with a throbbing toothache that requires prompt attention.

So why do we grind our teeth? Unlike animals like goats and cows who masticate to eat their food, there is no real need for adult humans to grind their teeth together. Instead, it ...

Now it’s being called out by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. —possibly on track to become head of health initiatives for the incoming ...