. . . or do I??? There is a common perception that we will easily 'know' if we have gastric reflux (heartburn). We might reckon that we...

Try to tell an exhausted person, who has a 'to do' list with no end in sight and a crying baby that they need to brush and floss more often.

It is a fact that we pass on more to our children than our genes. This article explores the dental legacy we inherit and pass on to our kids

Read on for tips on how to maximise your health when you prepare to fall pregnant.

The presence of poor gum health poses the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes.

Medical science has started to establish very strong associations between poor dental health and difficulty conceiving a baby.

Biofilms are important because they are increasingly implicated in the development of many of the chronic diseases we humans experience.

What is the purpose of toothpaste? Why do we need it? And how do you choose the right toothpaste for you?

How do you choose the right toothbrush? Here are some tips from the expert.

Is it really necessary to talk about the links between smoking and dental disease? For now, yes.

Dry mouth is a very uncomfortable and distressing condition with profound impacts on every aspect of health.

Simple tips for getting the important relationship between your child and the dentist off to a great start.

Do I really regular dental check-ups? There are important medical reasons to see the dentist regularly.

Relying on symptoms to indicate that something is wrong with our teeth and gums does not work. Here are the reasons why.

Marijuana usage poses a number of serious risks to oral health.

Saliva is a body fluid that is absolutely essential to dental health.

Here they are . . . the genuine red hot tips on DIY dentistry, right from the expert's fingertips . . .

In spite of the concern of dentists, there is enthusiastic uptake for unproven DIY dental products made by unaccountable vendors.

Is vaping a safe alternative to smoking? This article explores the trend and the risks it poses to dental health.

Many people have the perception that breath mints and cough lollies aren't real lollies, therefore cannot do any real harm.