9-year-old boy has strange symptoms, up to 300 teeth
A rare story happened to a boy living in the Philippines when the boy was found to have 300 teeth in his mouth.
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A rare story happened to a boy living in the Philippines when the boy was found to have 300 teeth in his mouth.
From the beginning of the month until now, Hanoi recorded 73 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease, increasing compared to the first two months of the year; 2 positive c…
This finding is expected to lead to the formation of a drug that helps protect the mouth.
Although containing up to 99% of the water component, saliva is a very special substance, playing an essential role in maintaining good health as well as keeping many am…
Oral cancer, or oral cancer, is a type of malignant neoplasm that can occur anywhere in the oral cavity: tongue, gums, lips, cheeks, floor of the mouth, palate ...
No need for a dedicated vacuum machine for food, you only need 1 good plastic bag and 1 bowl of water is enough!
For strong teeth and shiny smiles, in addition to adhering to the principles of oral hygiene, such as regular brushing, flossing.
'Kissing is a careful consideration', in American high schools, it is often advised. Because in some schools, mononucleosis is spreading.
Bad oral hygiene can lead to blood clots and death, British scientists say.
Gargling salt water is very beneficial for health but not everyone knows to use salt water properly.
Thanks to the advancement of 3D printing technology, these new false teeth can kill up to 99% of the bacteria in the mouth without human support.
Deputy Minister Vu Van Tam said that Vietnamese management and research agencies are promoting research to produce vaccines for foot and mouth disease in the country, he…
Mild illnesses such as heat, dry mouth, root or root bleeding such as cancer, high blood pressure can all be prevented and treated with fresh fruits and vegetables.
The fact that you take a piece of pizza and put it in your mouth to sip doesn't seem to be noticeable. However, a behavioral expert reveals that this action can in fact…
Every day, our body produces about 1.5 liters of saliva, but few people know that based on saliva, people can guess the current health status, according to Prevention.