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Long Distance Endurance Exercise and Tooth Erosion: How Are They Connected?
Endurance exercise linked with reduced saliva, mouth breathing, and acidic sports drinks gradually erodes tooth enamel, which water and good habits help protect.
General Dentistry
October 4, 2026
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Tongue Cancer: What Does it Look Like and What Are Its Early Signs?
Tongue cancer is a type of oral cancer that can develop on different parts of the tongue. You may notice a sore that does not heal. Perhaps a lump persists, or a patch looks unusually red or white.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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Fissured Tongue: What Is it and How Can You Get Rid of It?
A fissured tongue is a condition in which grooves or furrows appear on the upper surface of the tongue. You might notice fine lines, cracks, or deeper grooves when you look in the mirror.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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Why Does My Jaw Hurt on One Side? Causes, Relief, and When to Seek Care
Pain on one side of the jaw can come from dental, muscular, joint, sinus, nerve, or salivary causes. Jaw Hurt on One Side may begin suddenly or build gradually over several days
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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Is It TMJ or Tooth Pain? How Can You Tell the Difference?
Tooth pain is sharp and localized, while TMJ pain is a dull ache linked to jaw movement. A dental exam determines the true source.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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Acetaminophen Gummies or Soft Chews: Are They Safe and Effective?
Acetaminophen gummies or soft chews offer a convenient way to take a familiar pain reliever and fever reducer. Their candy-like look does not change the active ingredient or its safety profile.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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What Is a Mouth Ulcer and How Can You Treat It?
An ulcer inside the mouth can be painful, distracting, and difficult to ignore during meals. Many cases improve naturally, especially when minor trauma or temporary irritation is the cause.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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Dehydration During Exercise and Tooth Erosion: How Are They Connected?
Dehydration reduces saliva your mouth's acid defense increasing erosion risk from sports drinks, but staying hydrated and rinsing with water protects enamel.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
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Chewing Tobacco Teeth Damage: Is it Really That Bad?
Chewing tobacco teeth damage often starts quietly, long before any pain appears. Chewing tobacco and other smokeless tobacco products affect the teeth, the gums, and the soft tissues lining the mouth.
General Dentistry
October 1, 2026
