Ear, Nose, Throat, and Dental problems Articles

Everyone puts Q-tips in their ears, but otolaryngologists warn that they should not. Here are ten tips about Q-tips to help you avoid injury.

Burning mouth syndrome is pretty much what it says on the tin: a complex pain disorder that can set your mouth "on fire" and ruin your life. What can you do to feel better?

One of your most effective tools in fighting gum disease, along with regular trips to the dentist, may be adding yogurt to your diet. Here's why.

I look a bit like a boxer at night now, but at least I'll get to keep my teeth.

Do you find that you need more and more nasal spray to achieve the same effect? Have you been (mis)using Afrin or similar nasal decogestants for years?

There is still no explanation for the exact problem that causes stuttering. The newest findings are linking stuttering with a condition known as rhythm perception deficiency.

Your tongue is a muscular organ that plays an important role in eating, swallowing, and speech. However, its color, texture and appearance may also reveal something about your health. If you observe unusual changes, consult your doctor for evaluation.

Common colds and flu are more common during fall and winter, but they do occur even in summer. Fortunately, there are easy ways to avoid getting a respiratory infection this year. These include practicing basic hygiene and having a healthy lifestyle.

Black Hairy Tongue is just as it sounds: a tongue that turns black and hairy! A scary looking condition, what exactly is it and should you be worried? Find out what the causes are and what needs to be done to get rid of it.

Phantosmia is the bizarre phenomenon of smelling things that simply aren't there. Why would your nose play tricks on you, and what are the treatment options?