While sparkling water is a great opportunity to get your hydration in, there’s a chance your sparkling water habit could be bad for your teeth. Although sparkling water is a healthier alternative to ...

Sparkling water is safe to consume for most people. If you experience digestive upset or have gas, belching, or heartburn ...

Although many people associate cavities with sugar consumption, it’s actually the acid that can remove the minerals from the tooth’s enamel.

Or almost, anyway. When carbon dioxide is added to water, it also adds some acidity. In one 2007 study, researchers found that soaking teeth in flavored sparkling water for half an hour began to erode ...

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Over half of the British public have signs of gum disease. Gingivitis, a painful inflammation of the gums, is a precursor to ...

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From fried eggs with hot sauce, to Pedialyte, to THC gummies, these are the hangover cures that bartenders stand by.

In a viral TikTok, a dentist shares three situations in which you shouldn’t brush your teeth. Do other dentists agree?

Amy Francis-Smith was limited to just four foods when her body began suffering from severe allergic reactions to 'everything' ...

Drinking apple cider vinegar has health benefits galore, but it can be harsh to swallow. These six ACV-based drinks make ...

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