natOrally - Dental Probiotics

No doubt, the best way to keep your body hydrated is drinking pure water. H2O is the foundation of life as we know it. The human body is about 60% ...

Have you ever kissed someone? Have you ever shared a straw, a water bottle, a cigarette, a spoon or any surfaces that were in contact with someone ...

Halitosis, also known as ‘bad breath’ or oral malodor is a common problem affecting around 25-45% of the general population. Bad breath is the thir...

How is that flossing is always emphasized by dentists and yet not practiced widely enough? The thing is, it really works. The return on investment ...

When I did my first 5-day water-only fasting, I noticed some surprising immediate side effects. My teeth felt much cleaner. I found myself brushing...

The oral cavity is the home of about 700+ different microbial species. Among those, a handful that is potentially pathogen plays a role in disease....

Drinking green tea regularly seems to help to prevent the most common oral diseases, dental caries (cavities), periodontal disease (gum disease) and halitosis (bad breath).

The mouth provides shelter for about 700-1000 different microorganisms. Collectively, all their genetic information is called the oral microbiome. ...

Humans are creatures of habit. We’re what we repeatedly do. What we do and avoid on a regular basis makes up our lives. These fundamental patterns ...

To sum up the relationship between diet and oral well being, Michael Pollan’s words are excellent: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants." It’s a...

Like in most areas in life, there are factors in and out of our direct control in terms of oral health. It’s worth discussing both parts broadly an...

Two extremely common chronic diseases are dental caries (cavities) and periodontal disease (gum disease). Both of these conditions are considered m...