Stories 1 - 10 for Gums

Gum disease — caused by too much plaque — may increase your risk for head and neck cancers. So don't skip out on that next trip to your dentist: Think ...

... what he wants without fear of getting punched in the mouth. That said, I'm pretty sure you won't see mcdaniels flapping his gums in Tom Cable's direction.

Most commonly, cold sores appear on the lips, chin, cheeks, inside the nostrils, and less frequently on the gums or the palate (roof of the mouth). ...

... low blood volume and pressure encephalitis, cold and sweaty skin, gastrointestinal bleeding, and spontaneous bleeding from gums and nose. ...

But the slopes are green again, with small gums and drifts of orange poppies growing up around the blackened stumps, and that helps. ...

A hot-air balloon gives some lucky passengers a prime vantage point from which to observe a glorious sunrise. Source: The Australian TWO hours north of ...

The trial judge in the 61 slabs of narcotic drug, weighing 71.7 kilogrammes found among sachets of chewing gums in a ship that docked at the Tema Port in ...

Gum disease is an inflammation of the gums, which may also affect the bone supporting the teeth. Plaque is a sticky colourless film of bacteria that ...

The main function of vitamin C is to help heal cuts and wounds; keep gums, teeth, and bones healthy; keep blood vessel walls strong and help absorb iron ...