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Sharks and crocodiles grow endless sets of teeth, but humans only get two. Explore how teeth develop and how regenerative ...

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If you’ve ever tried to brush your dog’s teeth, you’re well aware that it’s a challenging endeavor at best. But looking after your pup’s dental health has other benefits apart from keeping dog breath ...

You know that sticky, filmy feeling on your teeth when you skip brushing? That’s plaque. And it’s not just a human problem — dogs get plaque too. If it isn’t regularly cleaned away, it may lead to ...

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Brushing your teeth too hard can feel like you're getting them extra clean. However, you can wear down your tooth's outer layer (enamel) over time. While naturally strong, scrubbing with firm pressure ...

The dental procedure is one of the most dreaded. Here are six of its most common causes. By Susan Shapiro Last fall, I was plagued by a mysterious string of toothaches. Several dental appointments and ...

Just over half of Australian adults saw a dental practitioner in the past 12 months, most commonly for a check-up. But have you been told you should get a check-up and clean every six months? Perhaps ...

What Does a Periodontist Do? A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating gum disease. They also help you manage signs of advancing gum problems like oral ...

Calcium deposits on teeth, also called tartar or calculus, form when plaque hardens with minerals from your saliva. These deposits can irritate your gums and cause dental problems, and they need to be ...

Healthy gums support teeth and protect them from bacteria, whereas unhealthy gums develop from poor oral hygiene and lifestyle habits, causing bacteria and plaque buildup. Plaque is a sticky coat on ...