Not all lumps, bumps, or cysts in the mouth come from teeth (odontogenic cysts). Some develop from other tissues in the head and neck, and these are called non-odontogenic cysts.…

When people hear the word “cyst”, they often imagine something painful or dangerous. But in dentistry, odontogenic cysts—cysts that arise from tissues involved in tooth development—are more common and usually…

If you’ve noticed a bothersome orange tint, you may be wondering about the cause, whether it’s worrisome, and how to address it. Typically, plaque is more white than orange, but that doesn’t mean different colored plaque is worrisome. Orange plaque is actually a result of extrinsic stains on your teeth, originating from external sources rather than internal factors. This discoloration is linked to the consumption of certain foods with an orange hue.