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Oral hygiene

Sumiko at 62: How to keep your teeth as you age and why having 20 teeth at 80 matters

There is growing evidence that the number and condition of our teeth affect how well we age.
There is growing evidence that the number and condition of our teeth affect how well we age.

Dyson’s $699 toothbrush sees strong demand in Singapore, as users worldwide report device issues

The Dyson CameraJet was sold out or in limited stock across major retailers in Singapore since its launch on Sept 1.
The Dyson CameraJet was sold out or in limited stock across major retailers in Singapore since its launch on Sept 1.

Branded Content

Bad breath, bleeding gums? Your brushing routine could be behind these dental problems

Systema Smart Ex Power Rechargeable Toothbrush, toothbrushing, gum health
Systema Smart Ex Power Rechargeable Toothbrush, toothbrushing, gum health

How Singapore played a part in bringing the new Dyson CameraJet smart toothbrush to life

The Dyson CameraJet was partly developed at Dyson’s St James Power Station global headquarters.
The Dyson CameraJet was partly developed at Dyson’s St James Power Station global headquarters.

Is mouthwash bad for your oral health?

Using any over-the-counter mouthwash occasionally, such as once a week or once a month, is unlikely to damage your oral or general health.
Using any over-the-counter mouthwash occasionally, such as once a week or once a month, is unlikely to damage your oral or general health.

Cracked teeth: How hard foods and teeth grinding can take a toll on your smile

One of the first symptoms of cracked teeth is pain when eating hot or cold food and drinks.
One of the first symptoms of cracked teeth is pain when eating hot or cold food and drinks.

Should you worry about the plastic in your floss and toothbrush?

Experts say that brushing and flossing are still essential for oral health.
Experts say that brushing and flossing are still essential for oral health.

India's Colgate-Palmolive posts marginal profit rise as tax-cut tailwind offsets one-time charge

A woman stands next to toothpaste boxes at a supermarket in Mumbai, India, September 4, 2025. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas
A woman stands next to toothpaste boxes at a supermarket in Mumbai, India, September 4, 2025. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas

Rethinking teeth: Are dental trends driving Singaporeans’ pursuit of ‘perfect’ smiles?

Dental aesthetics have moved out of the clinic and into everyday beauty routines - even more so in the new year, as people pay closer attention to their smiles as part of their annual ritual of resets.
Dental aesthetics have moved out of the clinic and into everyday beauty routines - even more so in the new year, as people pay closer attention to their smiles as part of their annual ritual of resets.

Forum: Oral health is a cornerstone of healthy ageing

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