Credit: Pexels. You’ve heard it a thousand times: sugar is terrible for your teeth. It really is. But are artificial ...

Some prefer after breakfast. But if you brush after breakfast, we say to wait 30 minutes because if you’ve eaten something acidic or sugary the enamel on your teeth will be softened, and you ...

But if you’re worried your sweet tooth could soon turn painful, there are changes we can make this Easter to protect our teeth a little better. Dentist Dr Mikaela Chinotti tells Body+Soul ...

This equates to 10.6 grams of sugar per 100ml. Research shows too much can lead to tooth decay, weight gain and obesity, which increases the risk of developing chronic diseases later in life.

And a quarter of their intake of sugar is from fizzy drinks. Excess sugar can lead to tooth decay, hyperactivity, weight gain and even chronic life-changing diseases, like diabetes. Sugar ...

Sugar feeds oral bacteria, which release acids that erode enamel. Over time, this weakens the natural brightness of teeth. Sticky snacks like candies or sugary drinks are the worst offenders ...

Taxing sugary drinks can lower consumption and reduce obesity, type 2 diabetes and tooth decay, says a new WHO report. Fiscal policies that lead to at least a 20% increase in the retail price of ...

While egg hunts and seasonal gift-giving are fun traditions that families don’t want to miss out on – all that extra sugar can wreak havoc on children’s teeth. “Teeth extraction is the number one ...