Critics say a new, broader definition of high-risk plaque opens the door to more tests, diagnoses, and invasive procedures, steering us down a potentially harmful path.

Dental plaque is a sticky, colorless film that forms on teeth. It makes teeth "feel fuzzy" to the tongue and is most noticeable when you haven't brushed your teeth recently. Although dental plaque ...

“Proper flossing removes plaque to help prevent cavities ... mouth as some teeth tend to have flatter edges, such as the front teeth, and others tend to be more rounded, such as the molars ...

Gingivitis, also known as gum disease, causes gums to become inflamed, red, and irritated - but it can be tackled with this ...

Find out what your teeth are made of and help fight off nasty bacteria. Use the fluoride tooth paste to "Zap the plaque"! You do not have the correct Flash Player to ...

This ingredient will help neutralize the acidity of the lemon and provide a gentle abrasive effect to remove plaque ... recommendations to protect your teeth.

An expert in oral health has recommended a simple product available for around 20p in pharmacies across the country that can ...