No one likes the dentist but everyone knows keeping your mouth clean is important, and even more so for people with diabetes ...

“Flossing your teeth is the equivalent of 8,000 steps a day,” says Roizen ... If the prospect of developing heart disease or diabetes isn’t enough to get you to the dentist, maybe the idea of looking ...

From teeth-crowding your twenties ... But it could be an underlying health problem such as diabetes or gastrointestinal ...

Diabetes can damage skin, eyes, feet, kidneys, gums and teeth, brain It can cause nerve pain -- also called neuropathy-- as well as heart disease and high blood pressure The longer you have ...

Other conditions that may be related to gum disease include cancer, dementia, diabetes, and rheumatoid arthritis. Remember to brush your teeth for at least two minutes twice per day to prevent gum ...

We spoke with dentists to learn more about what a calculus bridge is, its side effects and how to prevent one from forming ...

Recent research linking gum disease to heart disease, diabetes and possibly Alzheimer’s has had lots of us reaching for the floss. But how important is it to look after your teeth and gums ...

Researchers have said that vitamin D could be the vital ‘missing link’ in managing type 2 diabetes. A new study has found ...

While oral conditions may be viewed separately from other chronic conditions, poor oral health can lead to a host of diseases including diabetes and ... brushing teeth properly presents even ...

This includes things like heart disease, kidney disease, hypoglycemia, diabetic neuropathy (nerve damage), and problems with your feet, eyes, gums, and teeth. If you have diabetes and become ...

HALLOWEEN this week means lots of sugary treats that are bad news for mouth health. When sugar mixes with bacteria in your mouth, it forms acids that attack tooth enamel. The World Health ...

We hear from periodontist Varkha Rattu on why interdental brushes are key for thorough oral hygiene practices.