General Oral Health

It's never too late to improve your oral health. Learn valuable dental care tips and strategies anyone can use.

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Know the signs and causes of bruxism, which can hurt your teeth, jaw and more over time.

Here’s why people get root canal therapy and dental crowns, and what the experience is like.

Get the most from your tooth-brushing time.

Vaping harms the whole body, including your teeth and gums. Free programs can help you quit.

Here's how to keep gum disease from having a bad impact on pregnancy, childbirth and your baby.

Bad breath (also known as halitosis) comes from certain foods, lack of oral hygiene, gum disease, dry mouth, tobacco, or medical problems.

Stay on top of oral health and overall wellness when you make the most of your dental appointment.

Keep your dentures clean and in good shape.

Using tobacco is always bad news, including for your teeth and gums. Get help with quitting.

Understand special oral health concerns during pregnancy, dental benefits for pregnant women and babies, and more.

Use dental floss once a day for healthy teeth and gums.

Dental coverage is an important part of maintaining your overall health. So prioritizing dental coverage should be a no-brainer, right? We think so!

If you avoid the dentist because of possible pain or discomfort, these tips can help.

Antimicrobial mouthwash kills bacteria to control or reduce bad breath, gingivitis, plaque and tooth decay. It requires a prescription.

All about signs, screening, detection and prevention of oral cancer.

Why pay extra for something that doesn't help?

A dentist can find signs of Type 2 diabetes during a regular check-up. That's important to help protect your teeth, gums and whole body.

Here's how caregivers can protect oral health.

Gum disease is a special concern when you are pregnant.

There are many common foods and drinks that can break down enamel and stain your teeth. This can also help cause tooth decay and other issues.

Our food choices have a direct connection to another important part of our overall well-being — our oral health.

The newsletter designed for anyone who wants to improve oral health for themselves, their families, customers or communities.