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Did you know that cheese can be good against tooth decay? Or that your own saliva plays an enormously important role when it comes to healthy teeth?

Aphtae are whitish, slightly reddish and often painful spots in the mouth. In this article, you will learn how aphthae develop, what causes them, where they occur in the mouth and how you can treat the small white blisters.

Bleeding gums, receding gums or wobbly teeth - these can all be signs of parodontitis. Here you can find out how this disease develops and what you should bear in mind during prophylaxis.

In 2018, almost 12 million people in Germany used a mouthwash every day, around 14% of the population. Are you one of them, or are you still wondering whether it makes sense at all?

Pregnancy changes many things - including the gums. Due to the hormonal changes, many things happen in the body. In this article we explain how your body and especially your teeth can change already in early pregnancy and how you can prevent "problems".

Do your gums hurt, bleed and are swollen? We explain the possible causes, what you can do about it and how your gum problems can be effectively prevented.

You suffer from caries or periodontitis? Learn here how to clean your teeth properly to prevent these tooth/gum diseases.

It is estimated that around 95% of Germans suffer from localized gingivitis. But how dangerous is it really? Learn more about symptoms, causes and treatment!

Fact or Fake? There are many recommendations about proper oral hygiene - but which of them are correct? In this article, we clarify the three biggest myths for us.

The bacterial infectious disease caries is one of the most common dental diseases. Find out now how you can recognize caries and prevent it effectively.

Bad breath is not pleasant for those affected, nor for those around them. That's why we give you valuable tips against the development and fight against bad breath.

Is toothpaste vegan and does it clean like conventional toothpastes? Learn the most important tips about "vegan toothpaste" now.