Scientists are discovering that the oral microbiome—home to hundreds of species of bacteria and fungi—may help predict ...

On a hot day or after a bad night of sleep, we have all had dry mouths. Usually, a few glasses of water will help. But when ...

Mouth taping is gaining attention as a sleep trend, but experts warn its benefits are unproven and it may not be safe for ...

Oral health is often overlooked in diabetes care, yet problems in the mouth can worsen blood sugar control – and diabetes can damage the mouth in return.

Regular dental clean-ups and preventive care not only protect your smile but also play a crucial role in safeguarding ...

Laryngopharyngeal reflux, also known as silent reflux, can also play an ‘instrumental role’ in this causing an odd taste in ...

Swelling on the roof of your mouth may be caused by a cold sore, canker sore, injury, or more. If the swelling isn’t getting better or is accompanied by severe pain, see a doctor. The delicate skin on ...

Waking up with a dry mouth may indicate an underlying health condition if it happens regularly. People who often experience dry mouth may find it disrupts their sleep and affects their dental health.

Mouth sores have many possible causes, such as infections, trauma, and tobacco use. Seek care for certain mouth sores, like ones with white patches or that develop after you start a new medication.

Do you wake up in the middle of the night and need to drink water? Or notice that your mouth constantly feels like it’s filled with cotton balls? You might have dry mouth (a.k.a. xerostomia), an oral ...

Saliva is a clear liquid made by several glands in your mouth area. Saliva is an important part of a healthy body. It is mostly made of water. But saliva also contains important substances that your ...