The tongue plays a significant role in oral health, as it can harbor bacteria that contribute to various dental and oral problems. The surface of the tongue is covered with tiny papillae, which can trap bacteria, food particles, dead cells, and other debris. If not adequately cleaned, these substances can lead to the growth of bacteria and contribute to bad breath, tooth decay, gum disease, and other oral health issues.
Read MoreTooth sensitivity occurs when the underlying layer of your teeth, known as dentine, becomes exposed. Dentine contains tiny tubules that lead to the nerves in the center of the tooth, which can cause pain and sensitivity when they are stimulated.
Read MoreThe third adult molar teeth are ‘wisdom teeth, the last teeth to appear in the mouth around the age of 17 onwards.
Most people have four wisdom teeth, which may come through or might never appear in the mouth, and others will not develop wisdom teeth or they may have one, two or three. Many people have their wisdom teeth taken out.
