TOUCHY teeth: dentists often see patients with increased sensitivity after holidays. If it’s not from tooth grinding, it can be from acidic foods and drinks. The fix: try a sensitive toothpaste ...

A child drinks a fizzy drink. Sweetened drinks are bad for you — but an occasional slice ... Although most public health bodies recommend limiting sugar consumption to protect your teeth and improve ...

Regular consumption of sugary drinks also increases the likelihood of ischemic strokes and aneurysms. So, it's better to refrain from consuming high-sugar drinks regularly.

Children as young as four are already needing their teeth filled or capped because they guzzle too many soft drinks and fruit juices. The acid in them increases youngsters' chances of tooth ...

Shweta Tiwari's fondness for coffee may offer a health perk: controlling uric acid levels. Studies indicate coffee, both regular and decaf, can lower uric acid and reduce gout risk. This is ...

Poor brushing and flossing techniques can cause tooth decay and lead to oral health complications as bacteria build up on the ...

Join the festivities this season with these non-alcoholic vegan wine options for the holidays. From cans and bottles to collections and gift sets, you’ll find something for every sipping or gifting ...

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As we approach Christmas it's natural for those visits to the pub to increase, but did you know that - in rare cases - this might not be a bad thing? A lot of dieticians and health experts agree ...