You’ll notice the slight resistance as your teeth sink through the pillowy exterior ... Seafood lovers will appreciate options like the Pacific Rockfish Burger or the Oyster Burger, celebrating the ...

The burger menu reads like a love letter to Oregon’s bounty – from Pacific rockfish to Tillamook cheese ... texture—soft and yielding but with enough substance to give your teeth something to sink ...

You can try to prevent it, but it’s inevitable: everyone’s teeth stain and yellow over time. Dark-colored foods and drinks are unavoidable in our diets, and genetics, thin enamel or poor oral ...

The Rockfish Valley Foundation, a nature and conservation nonprofit will host a grand opening celebration, “EnLit Live”, sharing with the a public a demonstration of its interactive ...

As helpful as they are to many, fillings and dental implants can be detrimental, and while they have long been the only solutions to decay, it may soon be possible for teeth to regrow themselves.

Dental health affects both your personality and health. Whenever you speak or laugh, people's eyes first go to your teeth. Apart from this, with the help of teeth, we chew food, and the digestion ...

Aimee Lou Wood's teeth and accent were mocked in the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live." Wood called the joke "mean and unfunny" on Instagram, and celebrities including Jameela Jamil defended ...

A tide is turning when it comes to veneers. What was once the go-to dental treatment to achieve the quote-unquote perfect white smile is slowly becoming a beauty ick. “There is no question that ...

But sometimes, even with regular brushing and flossing, teeth can still look dull, stained, or yellow. Turns out, it’s not just about cleaning—it's also about what not to do. Certain daily ...

Gut health is a buzzy topic, but the oral microbiome might be the next big trend. The evidence that a clean mouth could lower the risk of chronic diseases is piling up. Big voices in the longevity ...

In a feat that could revolutionise dental care worldwide, scientists at King's College in London have successfully grown human teeth in a lab for the first time, according to a report in BBC.

"That's all I remember." In the random attack, the 27-year-old's nose was broken along with several teeth just one month before her nuptials. She received eight stitches to her face and has a ...