Most people know the steps for optimal oral cleanliness -- but do they know the proper order? Two dental experts share their recommendations for brushing, flossing and using mouthwash.

Mouthwash is popular for its germ-killing action, but there’s concern it may have unintended health consequences for the body.

There are tons of mouthwash options. Which one should you use? Dentists explain what to look for to prevent cavities, whiten teeth and fight gum disease.

Head to Amazon to get a travel-sized bundle of TheraBreath mouthwash for under $20. Say goodbye to bad breath this fall with the powerful oral rinse.

One brand of peroxide mouthwash is being recalled nationwide as it’s missing child-resistant packaging, creating a posioning risk for children who might swallow the mouthwash.

But does mouthwash really do anything else, and how should we be using it? A dentistry professor and a consumer protection researcher offered us some surprising facts.

Mouthwash can be a part of a comprehensive oral hygiene routine, it should not be relied upon as the sole solution for bad breath.