A fresh breath, a confident smile, and optimal oral health are something we all desire. One simple yet often underestimated tool in achieving this is mouthwash. Beyond just being a quick fix for bad ...

There's some controversy out there around whether using mouthwash is helpful or harmful for oral health. One concerning claim is that mouthwash kills the good bacteria in your mouth along with the bad ...

You brush religiously and floss like you’re cleaning for a gold medal — but mouthwash has somehow never ended up on your sink counter. You just spit it out anyway, right? Dentists say that actually, ...

Your mouthwash could have a bizarre effect on how exercise affects your body, a new study this week suggests. The study found that swigging mouthwash can prevent exercise from lowering your blood ...

A new study found using antibacterial mouthwash after working out negated the blood-pessure-lowering effects of exercise. But don’t rush out and change your habits just yet, says cardiologist Dr.

A mouthwash is a liquid adjuvant in oral health care. It is taken into the mouth in small bits, preferably diluted with water, turned around and swirled around in the mouth. It is gargled and spat ...

Exercise is known to reduce blood pressure - but the activity of bacteria in our mouths may determine whether we experience this benefit, according to new research. An international team of scientists ...

Mouthwash has long been touted as a surefire — and minty — way to swirl away any germs not tackled by your toothbrush. However, one dentist is going viral for slamming the practice of using oral ...

Killing off bacteria in your oral biome can actually interfere with the positive effects of cardiovascular exercise. A study of 23 adults published in Free Radical Biology and Medicine found that one ...

(CNN)-- A new study found using antibacterial mouthwash after working out negated the blood-pessure-lowering effects of exercise. But don't rush out and change your habits just yet, says cardiologist ...

(CNN) --A new study found using antibacterial mouthwash after working out negated the blood-pressure-lowering effects of exercise. But don't rush out and change your habits just yet, says cardiologist ...