Mouthwash Linked To Oral Cancer

Warning: Keeping your mouth fresh and clean could cause cancer
If you swish mouthwash to sweeten your breath, whiten your teeth, fight infection or make your mouth feel really clean, listen up. Heavy use of mouthwash may lead to a higher risk of oral cancer! Research suggests that people who rinse with mouthwash more than three times a day have a greater chance of developing mouth and throat cancer. And for people who wear dentures and use mouthwash,... ››› more
[11 July 2014]

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