Teeth

The morning habit that helps your health – but severely harms your teeth

Lemon water has become the symbol of a healthy morning routine, but the high acidity of the lemon is liable to damage tooth enamel with frequent and improper use.

Lemon water
The Sreter Clinic team in Jerusalem, with Dr. Robert Sreter and Dr. David Sreter.

Same-day crowns in Jerusalem: What digital dentistry can and cannot do

A patient receiving a premium dental makeover abroad, highlighting modern dental technology, international healthcare, and the growing trend of dental tourism.

The 5 Top Dental Clinics Abroad in 2026: Where to Go for Premium Smile Makeovers

Chocolate

The least damaging candy for your teeth: The surprising choice of Dr. Maya Rosman


Drinking wine in the evening? Common mistake to avoid

Drinking wine, just like smoking, coffee, or tea, can stain and damage your teeth over time.


ProDentim Reviews (Don't Buy ProDentim at Amazon or Walmart)

Smile brighter and fresher in days? New oral probiotic goes viral with claims to revitalize dental health and transform your smile overnight using good bacteria strains.

 ProDentim Reviews

Does your dog have stinky breath? Then you need this trick

Not only can doing this get rid of your dog's bad breath, it can prevent potentially fatal diseases.

 Evie the dog (Z"L) is seen enjoying sometime outside at her home in New Haven, Connecticut, in the summer of 2018.

2,000-year-old remains of Iron Age warrior found to be female

An archaeological study carried out by Historic England proved that battle items buried with ancient remains don't have to associate with just one gender.

 The Iron Age sword and mirror found in a 2,000 year-old burial on the island of Bryher, the Isles of Scilly

A dentist explains: Should you share a toothbrush to save money?

Dentist Jess Potter suggests sharing one toothbrush among family members to save money, but it isn't what it seems like.

 Brushing teeth (Illustrative)

Poor dental health linked to a decline in brain volume

The researchers found that the number of teeth and amount of gum disease was linked to changes in the left hippocampus of the brain.

 A smile with crooked teeth

Can your jaw structure predict if you'll shrink as you age? - study

The researchers looked for a relationship between general bone health, cortical erosion, meaning loss of the outer layer of the bone, and trabecular sparseness in the jawbones.

A dentist shows a radiograph of a mouth belonging to a U.S. patient, at a dental clinic in San Jose, November 1, 2012.

Not brushing your teeth before bed? You could be making a fatal mistake

An extensive study uncovers the connection between neglecting nightly brushing and increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

 How often do you brush your teeth? (illustrative)

A natural molecule in toothpastes and mouthwash could help prevent plaque and cavities

The molecule 3,3'-Diindolylmethane (DIM) developed in Beersheba and in Singapore, reduced Streptococcus mutans biofilm by 90%.

 Cariogenic Streptococcus mutans biofilm.

Unclean dentures could raise pneumonia risk, a new study finds

Despite advances in denture biomaterials, the majority of dentures are fabricated using polymethyl-methacrylate to which pathogens stick easily.