By age 75, one in five adults in the U.S. has lost all their teeth, according to the CDC. But dental experts insist: tooth loss is not an inevitable part of aging. With the right habits, preventive care, and awareness, older adults can maintain a healthy, functional, and confident smile well into their later

A practical guide to identifying, preventing, and treating the most common conditions affecting your oral health. Oral health plays a crucial role in our overall well-being. Understanding the most common diseases of the mouth—how they start, progress, and how to prevent them—is the first step to maintaining a healthy smile. This guide walks you through

   A complete guide to brushing techniques and oral care for all ages.  Bacterial plaque is one of the main causes of oral diseases, as well as unpleasant bad breath. Its buildup must be controlled through personal hygiene practices or with professional help. This invisible substance accumulates on the surface of the teeth and is

From daily cleaning to long-term adaptation, here’s how to keep your removable dental prosthesis in top shape. Removable dental prostheses or dentures replace missing teeth and the bone structures that are gradually reabsorbed over time after the loss of natural teeth. These prosthetic devices help restore chewing, swallowing, speech, and aesthetics. Removable prostheses are not

  Good oral health is key to overall wellness—learn the habits that prevent cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. Promoting and preventing oral diseases is a fundamental component of maintaining the population’s oral health. The content presented here aims to provide the necessary tools to share useful information with the public on how to care