There is nothing quite as enticing as a huge piece of chocolate cake, a massive bowl of ice cream, or a beautiful bar of ...

Kelsey McClellan for The New York Times Sugary foods — and in particular, those composed of sucrose, or table sugar — are especially bad for your teeth because harmful bacteria thrive on them.

Groundbreaking study uncovers how sugar preferences impact overall health, showing increased risks for those who favor sweet foods over healthier options.

It’s well known that foods high in sugar are bad for teeth. But what other foods can cause problems? And should you eat foods high in certain vitamins and minerals to maintain your dental health?

Do your teeth feel icky right after a meal or drink? Drop that toothbrush because it's healthier to wait before you scrub. Why? Because sugar and acid and food and drinks weakens enamel ...

Coke Zero is a well-known drink with no sugar. This leads many to ask: Is Coke Zero bad for teeth? Yes, it is, as the acid and fake parts in it may still hurt your enamel over time. Let’s go over this ...

"This not only weakens enamel but also contributes to dry mouth, which makes bad ... sugar-free as this helps stimulate saliva production and neutralise acids in the mouth. Minimise contact with ...