Dental plaque is inevitable. Whenever you eat sugary or starchy foods, they mix with bacteria in your mouth and form a fuzzy coating on your teeth, aka plaque. If you brush regularly, dental plaque ...

Susan Sperling, 75, had no history of heart disease, so when she started having chest pains that came and went, she didn’t think much of it. “If I would stop walking, it would stop; so I guess I ...

Learn why regular dental cleaning is essential for healthy teeth and gums, preventing cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.

Plaque can be quite dangerous to one's smile, especially if it is left to evolve into something worse, tartar! Smiles are very important in the way people interact with each other. Greeting someone ...