February is Children’s Dental Health Month. Dr. Sean Sebourn shares key tips to help parents build strong, healthy smiles for their kids.

These “forever chemicals” make floss glide more easily between teeth, but they also persist ... reduce the risk of cavities and keep your breath fresh,” Dr. Joseph Brofsky, section head ...

Research reveals the vital link between missing teeth and reduced life expectancy, plus prevention strategies to protect your ...

How Regular Dental Check-Ups and Cleanings Keep Your Smile Healthy Keeping your teeth and gums healthy isn’t just about ...

The tongue and crevices between teeth retain bacteria that lead to tooth decay, gum disease or bad breath, Clark said. After consuming sweet foods or beverages, rinsing with water can help prevent ...

UB dental school professor Ellyce Clonan's research was published in the Journal of the American Dental Association.

Children who get cavities before six years old are more ... is so important to take care of your infant’s and child’s teeth. Between 0 to 5 months old we want to protect our baby’s smile ...

“This combination can promote the growth of bacteria that produce enamel-eroding acids, ultimately weakening the enamel and increasing the power of tooth sensitivity,” explains Dr. Marie M. Jackson, ...