That stick of gum does more than freshen breath. It affects hunger digestion jaw shape stress hormones and even brain ...

Wondering if your dog’s favorite chew toy or dental treat actually benefits their teeth? You’re not alone. Many pet parents ...

If you’re always the person at the table scooping ice out of glasses to chew ... bleeding, gum recession and bone loss as a result of stress on the ligaments that connect our teeth and bones.

Innaloo Dentist Dr. Johannes Yap celebrate World Oral Health Day with a focus on Childrens' Dental Health with a Special ...

Daily use wears out dentures, so it's best to replace them every three to five years. Artificial teeth require the same care as natural teeth ... In addition to the fact that they can break, they also ...

more effectively than chewing gum. The act of chewing can influence brain activity and blood flow. Brain requires a constant supply of oxygen and nutrients to function well, and blood flow can ...

Discover the best practices for newborn and infant oral health Expert insights on preventing cavities and promoting a healthy ...

A new study in the journal Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience finds that chewing on hard material can boost brain antioxidants and improve cognitive function. | Gerry Broome ...

The simple act of chewing food thoroughly before swallowing ... digestion begins immediately through both mechanical and chemical processes. Teeth physically break down food while salivary enzymes ...

A bizarre TikTok trend has people pairing Diet Coke with cheese in the name of dental health—but does it actually work? Dr. Ben Hargreave from Dental Boutique breaks down the science and shares which ...