Mouth sores are small, painful ulcers that develop inside your mouth on the gums, cheeks, tongue, or lips. They are extremely common and affect Canadians of all ages, with most healing on their own within one to two weeks. While usually harmless, persistent or recurring mouth sores may signal an underlying health issue that requires […]

Common mouth problems affect almost everyone at some point, and Canadians are no exception. From canker sores and cracked lips to dry mouth and oral infections, these conditions can make everyday activities like eating, speaking, and smiling uncomfortable. The good news is that most of these issues respond well to simple treatments when caught early. […]

Macroglossia is a medical condition in which the tongue is abnormally large for the size of the mouth, making it difficult to eat, speak, or breathe normally. Though rare, this condition is seen more often in children than in adults across Canada and is almost always a sign of another underlying health issue rather than […]

Dry mouth causes range from everyday medication use to underlying health conditions, and millions of Canadians deal with this uncomfortable problem daily. Medically known as xerostomia, dry mouth happens when your salivary glands fail to produce enough saliva to keep your mouth moist. Saliva plays a critical role in protecting your teeth, helping you taste […]