If you've found yourself looking extra closely in the mirror lately or zooming in on pictures in your camera roll to analyze your teeth, wondering why your teeth look yellow, you're not alone. Many of ...

DETROIT AP - A lawyer seeking fresh breath says he got brown stains instead.Mark Rossman of suburban Detroit is suing Procter Gamble Co., saying his teeth have stains on the edges after he used Crest ...

A Michigan lawyer has filed a class-action lawsuit against Procter & Gamble (P&G), claiming the company's Crest Pro-Health mouthwash is responsible for brown stains that developed on his teeth after ...

As much as you may enjoy your morning coffee or evening glass or wine, they aren't doing your teeth any favors. To help combat unwanted staining, you can add a whitening mouthwash to your oral hygiene ...

Teeth naturally change color over time, but they are also susceptible to further discoloration from other factors. Certain drinks like coffee, red wine and tea can increase stains. You’re also likely ...

Sometimes you can follow every rule in the book in a bid to keep your teeth as white as possible in vain. Not even brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing or gurgling mouthwash seems to help. In a ...

Think of your favorite photos. You're likely doing something unforgettable or are surrounded by the people you love the most and everybody is smiling. Now think about one that you took more recently.

Garlic might not just keep vampires away – it could also work on harmful mouth microbes. New research suggests that garlic extract can be just as effective as chlorhexidine, the current gold standard ...