Tooth enamel erosion is when the protective enamel on your teeth wears away, causing it to become thinner and weaker than it should be. This makes your teeth more likely to get stained and feel ...

Dental erosion is a growing concern, distinct from bacterial decay, and we explore the causes, from acidic foods to GERD, and the necessary clinical shift.

Dental erosion and tooth wear represent significant challenges in oral health, arising from a confluence of chemical, mechanical and biological factors. Erosion refers to the chemical dissolution of ...

The enamel on your teeth is very tough, but it can erode over time for many different reasons. You can prevent this from happening or becoming worse, if it’s already started to show on your teeth. The ...

A study of nine different toothpastes revealed none of them proved effective in protecting tooth enamel, preventing erosion or symptoms of hypersensitivity. “Research has shown that dentin must be ...

Brushing your teeth is crucial for maintaining oral hygiene but doing it too much or using the wrong technique can actually ...

If you cannot brush both before and after breakfast, it should be fine as long as you are brushing at least twice per day — morning and night — and flossing, ideally after your last meal of the day to ...

The foods and beverages that you include in your diet all affect your teeth and gums. While some foods and beverages promote healthy teeth and gums, others may lead to tooth decay, erosion, and the ...