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Diabetes and oral health are closely linked. Many people know that diabetes can hurt the eyes, heart, kidneys, and nerves. But not everyone knows it can also cause serious problems in your mouth. If you have diabetes, it can affect…

You may have heard the phrase, "There is no health without oral health." But what does it mean? It means that the health of your mouth affects your whole body. A healthy mouth helps you stay well and enjoy life.…

If someone in your family has gum disease, you might wonder, is periodontal disease hereditary? The answer is yes. The American Dental Association (ADA) says your genes can increase your risk. Gum disease often starts as gingivitis, which means your…

You can treat and prevent gingivitis with simple self-care. The best option is to stop it before it starts, but early-stage gingivitis can be managed at home. Treating gum disease at home with natural remedies can be affordable and effective,…

Your mouth typically has bacteria. But when too much builds up, it can lead to gum disease. Gum disease starts with plaque, a sticky layer of bacteria on your teeth. The first stage is gingivitis, which means your gums are…