After brushing, skip rinsing your mouth with water as it washes away the concentrated fluoride from the toothpaste. Instead, ...

Proper tooth brushing stands as the cornerstone of dental health, yet most people perform this daily ritual incorrectly. The consequences extend far beyond just fresh breath, affecting everything from ...

New research reveals brushing habits can harm teeth and gums. Frequent or forceful brushing, especially after acidic foods, ...

Electronic toothbrushes result in 22% less gum recession and 18% less tooth decay. Almost half of US adults suffer from gum disease; a quarter have untreated cavities. Oral-B's iO Series 10's ...

When it comes to brushing your teeth, here's a piece of advice you may never have heard: don't focus on your teeth. Instead, think more about your gums, particularly the border where teeth meet gums.

Yes, you brush your teeth every morning, but could you be brushing at the wrong time? It turns out there is a correct time to brush, according to dentists. “Brushing your teeth in the morning is not ...

Except, it turns out, I’ve been making what dentist Dr Mark Burhenne, known online as Ask A Dentist, calls “the biggest ...

"Although I always advise brushing twice a day, if you're only going to brush once, then before bed is best," says Dr Jethwa.

You’ve probably heard the advice to brush your teeth twice a day for optimal oral health, but you might wonder if brushing more frequently could actually whiten your teeth beyond their natural color.

Specialized brushing techniques reduce plaque buildup around braces by targeting hard-to-reach areas. Poor hygiene during retainer use can undo orthodontic treatment results. Clear aligners allow ...