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Oral HealthJul 1, 2026

Why People With Down Syndrome Face Severe Gum Disease at a Younger Age

NYU researchers found impaired calcium signaling reduces saliva in Down syndrome, driving gum disease in up to 90% of patients before age 35.

Oral HealthJun 25, 2026

What Your Dentist Means by 'High-Risk Patient' (And Why It's Actually Good News)

A high-risk dental patient rating isn't bad news; it means your dentist can now prevent decay and gum disease before permanent damage occurs.

Oral HealthJun 3, 2026

Scientists Discover How to Fight Gum Disease Without Killing Beneficial Mouth Bacteria

Scientists discover how to fight gum disease by disrupting harmful bacteria communication instead of killing beneficial mouth bacteria.

Oral HealthJun 2, 2026

Dentists Are Debunking Popular Online Oral Health Myths. Here's What Actually Works.

Dental experts debunk viral oral health myths like magnesium preventing cavities, revealing that fluoride toothpaste and proper brushing work best.

Oral HealthJun 2, 2026

Brushing Alone Misses 75% of Your Mouth: Why Dentists Now Recommend a Three-Step Routine

Toothbrush bristles reach only 25% of your mouth, but adding mouthwash to brushing and flossing cuts plaque by up to 50%, new research shows.

Oral HealthJun 2, 2026

Why Kids With Braces Get Bleeding Gums (And How to Stop It)

Bleeding gums affect 70% of kids with braces, but proper brushing, flossing, and regular orthodontist visits can prevent this common problem.

Oral HealthJun 1, 2026

Deep Cleaning Your Gums: Why Dentists Say It's Worth the Two Visits

Deep cleaning treats gum disease by removing bacteria from infected pockets below the gumline, requiring two visits but preventing tooth loss.

Oral HealthMay 30, 2026

Why Delaying Dental Care Costs More Later: The Hidden Price of Avoiding the Dentist

Delaying dental care costs far more than prevention: only 56% of Singapore seniors have enough teeth to chew effectively, experts warn.

Oral HealthMay 26, 2026

Your Tongue Might Be Sabotaging Your Teeth: Here's What Dentists Want You to Know

Your tongue harbors more bacteria than any other mouth surface, directly fueling tooth decay unless you clean it daily with proper technique.

Oral HealthMay 21, 2026

GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic May Be Quietly Damaging Your Teeth. Here's What Dentists Are Seeing.

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic cause dry mouth and acid exposure that quietly trigger cavities and enamel erosion, dentists report seeing in patients.