When assessing how likely a given meal, snack or drink is to harm your dental health, there are two main things to consider, experts say. By Hannah Seo If you’ve heard that candy rots your teeth ...

As a result, many parents—and adults—find themselves reaching for pre-packaged snacks. According to these dental experts, that may be a bad idea. Here’s why. In a video with over 2.1 million ...

Around one in three adults in the UK suffer from tooth decay and a shocking one in four children do too. This often painful and costly health issue is usually preventable by keeping a keen eye on ...

Diet, choice of snack food and socio-economic status were shown to affect dental health. Level of obesity was not seen to influence DMF score or oral health. Vending machines in schools can be ...

To investigate the association between snacking and caries in a population at high risk of dental caries, the researchers recruited ... that eating chips clustered with eating many sweet snacks, ...

Around one in three adults in the UK suffer from tooth decay and a shocking one in four children do too. This often painful and costly health issue is usually preventable by keeping a keen eye on ...

You might assume that dried fruits are a healthy snack. That may be true, but many dried fruits — apricots, prunes, figs, and raisins, to name a few — are sticky. The American Dental ...

Dental expert Barty Wash explained that certain snacks, like crunchy fruits including apples and pears, work to remove plaque on the teeth and keep breath fresh. For parents, this can be ...