YouTube is an increasingly accessible source of dental education, but the absence of expert review raises questions about the quality and reliability of the information provided.

Unsweetened sparkling water may be a better option for teeth than sugar-sweetened soda, according to preliminary research comparing how several popular drinks affect acidity in the mouth.

A newly developed dental gel may be able to rebuild damaged tooth enamel, potentially creating a new approach to preventing decay and restoring worn teeth.

Social media is increasingly used to promote orthodontic treatment directly to prospective patients.

Bacteria that cause gum disease may do more than damage teeth.

A new study has measured the environmental burden associated with periodontal disease.

Researchers in Brazil have created a new biomaterial that could offer an effective way to treat periodontitis, a serious form of gum disease.

Periodontal disease may be associated with wider systemic inflammatory and immune-related health risks, according to a new population-based study by researchers at King’s College London.

Implant-derived titanium particles have been implicated in peri-implant inflammation, but how they might contribute to persistent peri-implantitis has remained unclear.

Oral and oropharyngeal cancers remain a significant clinical challenge, and growing evidence has linked the oral microbiome to head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) development, progression or recurrence.