Menopause affects pretty much every part of you, from your emotions to your body temperature. And your teeth are no exception. Dental and oral symptoms ranging from producing less saliva to something ...

A young woman experienced rare, life-threatening episodes of mouth bleeding for weeks following the uncovering of a dental implant. Details of the case were published on May 11 in Clinical Implant ...

Caring for a cut in your mouth can involve stopping the bleeding, preventing infection, and reducing pain and swelling. Some wounds may need medical care. It’s very easy to get a cut in your mouth.

Menopause can cause oral symptoms, including burning mouth syndrome, inflamed gums, tooth sensitivity, and oral thrush. But most of these conditions are treatable with good oral hygiene, medications, ...

Doctors can perform a biopsy to help diagnose oral cancer. This involves collecting cells from part of the mouth and sending them for analysis under a microscope. A doctor may recommend a biopsy if a ...

Whilst it is not always a sign of something serious, women experiencing bleeding, spotting, or unusual discharge during the second trimester should contact their doctor. For many people, the second ...