Ear, Nose, Throat, and Dental problems Slideshows

Snoring can be a devastating occurrence if you live alone, and even much worse if you are in a relationship. Not only does it affect your life as a single individual, but it also impacts the life of your significant other. Here are a few useful tips on how to live better if your partner snores.

Have you ever wondered how is it possible for us to distinguish so many flavors? Taste buds are the organs responsible for this and even though they are small and hard to see, they play a very important role in our daily life.

Tinnitus, also known as "ringing in the ears," affects 36 million people in the United States alone. Sometimes causing literal ringing in one or both ears, sometimes causing a constant droning sound or just a sensation of pressure, tinnitus is treatable. Here are 10 tinnitus facts.

We use them all the time but we tend to forget how important it is to take care of them and keep them strong and shiny. If you want a perfect smile, make sure you cut out these bad habits that could make you loose a tooth or two.

A sore throat is mostly due to a viral or bacterial infection. Regurgitated stomach acids damage throat as well as teeth. Tumors in the throat can present as a sore throat. A chronically sore throat needs medical attention.

Teeth whitening is becoming a common procedure that can be done in a dentist’s office or at home, using a kit. Before trying this procedure to obtain a bright white smile, one must consider its benefits and be aware of its side effects and limitations.

Oral hygiene does not mean only brushing, flossing and regular dental appointments. Lifestyle adjustments are necessary to ensure a long-lasting shiny set of teeth.

Achoo! When it comes to sneezing, diverse theories exist, ranging from ancient times theories to modern beliefs. Does your heart stop when you sneeze? Can sneezing help to prevent pregnancy? Find out the truth here right now, about all these beliefs that you've heard about sneezing. Achoo!

It's not for nothing that the infectious disease mononucleosis used to be known as "kissing fever." Spread by mouth to mouth and also by sexual contact, this preventable condition strikes 1 in 8 college-age adults every year. Here's how not to be one of them.

Are you scared of getting close to you partner because of the bad breath, or are you sick of halitosis? You don't need to worry anymore. Here are 10 tips that will get rid of your bad breath now and forever.