Morning Breath Explained: Why People May Experience Bad Breath Upon Waking Up

Medicine & Technology Jul 01, 2024

Some people have morning breaths when they wake up due to the overnight buildup of bacteria. Read to learn more.

Cleanest Animals in the World? These Creatures Have Great Hygiene Practices

Jul 01, 2024

Some animals are meticulous in maintaining themselves and even their environments hygienic. Read to learn more.

Lack of Oral Hygiene Could Result in Diabetes, Dementia and Heart Disease Aside From Periodontal Disease, Swollen Gums, Gingivitis

Jan 16, 2024

Lack of oral hygiene could result in five major conditions -- diabetes, dementia, pneumonia, heart disease and painful joints. Continue reading to learn more.

Cancer and Oral Hygiene: These Toothbrushing Habits May Boost Risks of Developing Malignant Infections

Mar 11, 2023

Some toothbrushing habits have been seen to be significantly linked with a cancer-causing malignant infection. Read to learn more.

Tooth Decay: Well-Off Kids More Likely to Experience Dental Complication

Dec 26, 2021

A systematic review recently suggested that corrosive impacts specifically tooth decay, juices, energy drinks, and soda have eaten away at some of the benefits wealth and education offer.

How is Poor Oral Health Affecting COVID-19 Severity? New Sub-Study Shows Impact, Particularly on Cardiac Patients

Oct 08, 2021

A new sub-study recently showed a relationship between poor oral health and severe COVID-19 condition in terms of impact on patients specifically those with a heart condition.

Poor Oral Hygiene Exposes People to COVID-19, Periodontal Disease

Apr 21, 2021

A scientist recently claimed daily oral hygiene can protect one from COVID-19 and be a life-saver. Earlier, in February a study suggested severe gum disease raises the danger of death with the infection by almost nine times.

4 Relatively "Modern" Technologies That Are Way Older Than You Think

Sep 08, 2020

Whether they were lost and rediscovered, or someone else coincidentally had the very same ideas, here are four relatively modern technologies that are actually way older:

Brush Your Teeth Often to Lower Risk of Diabetes

Mar 03, 2020

Brushing the teeth thrice a day or even more is associated with an eight percent lower risk of acquiring diabetes, while the dental disease's presence is linked to a nine-percent increased risk, not to mention, many teeth (of about 15 or even more) missing, is linked to more than 20 percent increased risk.