Pediatric dentist, Dr. Naomi Lee answers WFMY News questions about the most harmful Halloween candy.

Dr. Michael Farmer (Charlotte) advises against overconsumption of carbonated water. Dr. Farmer discusses the oral health of effects of seltzer water and how acidic beverages cause enamel erosion.

The North Carolina Dental Society Foundation Missions of Mercy Clinic expects to treat over 600 patients in Hight Point, North Carolina. The clinic offers free X-rays, cleanings, fillings and extractions, for individuals in need of oral care services.

Dr. Shelley Olson (Oxford) warns patients to avoid Do-It-Yourself whitening hacks. Dr. Olson indicates many whitening hacks on social media are unsafe and individuals should consult with a dentist for teeth whitening treatment.

Dr. Hannah Smith (Gastonia) speaks with the Gaston Gazette about the Missions of Mercy Free Dental Clinic in Gastonia. Dr. Smith says 45 dentists registered to provide oral health services to individuals in Gaston County.

Pediatric dentist, Dr. Anne Baker (Raleigh, NC) discusses the importance of diet and children's oral health. Dr. Baker encourages parents to select healthy snacks like fruits and vegetables for children rather than sugary beverages and processed carbohydrates.

Dr. Veronica Landers sits down with WBTV QC Life Morning Show to discuss why sports drinks aren't the best choice for your teeth. Dr. Landers shares healthier alternatives that do not contain unhealthy sugars and additives, or acids that break down tooth enamel.

Dr. Mary Gaddis (Durham) shares misconceptions about sports drinks with The Greenville Daily Reflector. Dr. Gaddis recommends fruits and protein like nuts over sugary beverages.

Dr. Shelley Olson (Oxford) joins WFMY's Ask the Dentist to debunk common myths and recommend healthy oral care habits for maintaining a healthy smile.

Dr. Anbec De-Shield Mayes discusses vaping with Public News Service. Dr. Mayes explains that vaping can cause dry mouth, cavities, and gum recession.