Experts recommend brushing at least twice a day and flossing once a day to eliminate plaque-forming bacteria that could ...

From not focusing on the right areas of teeth to not changing your toothbrush often, know these common brushing and flossing ...

The mouth, gums and teeth are connected to various systems in the body,” dentist Alexandra Day tells British Vogue.

Brushing teeth twice a day, especially before bed, is crucial for both oral and heart health, according to Dr. Saurabh Sethi.

Regularly flossing your teeth may not only protect your gums, but also lower your risk of stroke as well as irregular heart rhythms such as atrial fibrillation. The study included 6,278 participants ...

Don’t worry — unlike teeth flossing, brain flossing doesn’t involve making false promises to your healthcare provider. “Brain flossing is a mental wellbeing phenomenon inspired by the ...

Regular dental check-ups every six months. A study by the University of South Carolina found that regular flossing can reduce the risk of ischemic stroke by 22%, cardioembolic stroke by 44%, and ...

Fascinating - as a stroke survivor, of course I need this, but realize that it was probably too long ago. However, I'm fascinated that this was the first time I read about the damage to the ...

Every year, around 46,000 people in the UK experience a transient ischaemic attack (TIA), commonly referred to as a "mini stroke", for the first time. TIAs occur when there is a temporary ...

Now, a new study has found that maintaining good oral hygiene – specifically flossing – may significantly reduce the risk of stroke. The study, presented at the American Stroke Association ...