Toothpicks are a go-to for many people in need of removing food debris after meals, but their frequent and improper use poses serious risks to oral health, particularly to the gums. While they offer ...

Remember the time the dental floss stuck between your teeth felt more like a chunk of roast beef? Does your spouse give you a dirty look when you stick a toothpick in your mouth after eating in a ...

Hard wooden toothpicks are not ideal for cleaning teeth because they can cause gum damage that could lead to infection. Rough and frequent toothpick use can damage existing dental work like fillings ...

Despite NHS guidance recommending we clean between our teeth daily, according to a recent YouGov poll, only 31 per cent of us do so. But what is the best product to use and how do you do it properly?

A toothpick with a taste of bacon made from pig's rose meat (toothpick)Dental Flossis. I think that it is an irresistible product for bacon lovers, but I feel that the feeling of refreshment after ...

Question: Is there ever a time during a meal that toothpicks should be offered to the table? Answer: Let just say in a word, never. I am not a fan of toothpicks, except for when baking and needing one ...