Vision and Dental Health - Videos

Splurging on cookies and candy this season? The Doctors share tips on how to keep your teeth sparkling white.

Please do not try this stunt at home. Hear why one woman loves participating in eyeball licking. Is it safe?

Lola, 14, is legally blind, but that hasn't stopped her from participating fully in gymnastics. She reveals how she is able to perform such amazing gymnastic feats. Plus, E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains Lola's condition that caused her blindness.

The Doctors separate health myths from realities! Find out if liquid eyeliner could cause a sinus infection.

This video contains images of a graphic surgical procedure. Viewer discretion is advised. When Patrick first appeared on The Doctors in 2011, he had been battling a chewing tobacco addiction for more than 20 years. With Patrick's teeth and gums damaged, Dr. Travis promised him a dental makeover. Now, Patrick gets his makeover from Dr. Thanos Kristallis and reveals his brand new smile.

Like most Americans, we like to have our morning cup of coffee. But also like most Americans, we want super white teeth. This is a problem of course, but not one that can't be solved by a cosmetic dentist. Watch as we visit Beverly Hills, CA, cosmetic dentist Laurence Rifkin, DDS, to find out the best techniques to get white teeth. He shares the latest advancements in teeth whitening and shows us the latest and greatest way to get a pictureperfect smile.

The ability to smile and show the world just how happy you can be is a gift that we often take for granted. Our NewBeauty reader Susie knew just how important a pretty smile could be so she decided to make some changes to her teeth. After a consultation with Redondo Beach, CA, cosmetic dentist Michael Fulbright, DDS, she made the bold move to get a new set of teeth. Watch this episode of Big Reveal to see Susie's experience as she undergoes a major transformation in just one day.

Halitosis--better known as bad breath. You know it when you have it and if you don't, others will. Good dental hygiene is usually the key to getting rid of chronic bad breath -- so the mouth is a good place to start attacking the problem. If that doesn't work, you have to dig a little deeper.

They're tiny, sticky pieces that pack a big punch. From hydrogen peroxide to sodium hydroxide, find out which ingredients make up teeth whitening strips, and how they work together to transform coffee and tartar stained teeth into pearly whites.

Think your breath could stand a little freshening? Find out the common causes of bad breath and what you can do to keep your breath smelling fresh and clean.

Do your teeth feel hot after whitening them? Or icy cold? Dentist Ryan Candelora reveals the two reasons your teeth might feel oversensitive to changes in temperature after you bleach.

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Physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Ian Smith undergoes a cutting-edge eye exam to gauge his risk for glaucoma. Learn how the condition affects vision and the importance of early detection.

If you are tired of wearing glasses or contacts, you've probably at least considered LASIK surgery. Even though around 700 thousand people undergo LASIK surgery, many are still uncertain. Learn the new techniques that are cutting the risk.

Going to the dentist is a scary proposition for many people. Imagine what it must be like for a child who goes to the dentist and comes out with a mouthful of metal crowns that may have been unnecessary. For some parents, this is a growing concern. INSIDE EDITION's Lisa Guerrero and the I-Squad investigate.

Watch as quintuplets visit the dentist for the first time! Plus, learn the best ways to soothe aches and painsfrom teething.

In a The Doctors' exclusive, Academy Award-winning actress Marlee Matlin undergoes a vision test and discovers she has a cataract, which caused her to become legally blind in her left eye.

In a The Doctors' exclusive, Academy Award-winning actress Marlee Matlin undergoes a cutting-edge surgery to remove a cataract and restore her vision.

In a The Doctors' exclusive, Academy Award-winning actress Marlee Matlin reveals the results of her cataract surgery. Plus, ophthalmologist Dr. Kerry Assil demonstrates how cataracts cloud the lens of the eye and impair vision.

The worst part of going to the dentist is the threat of the needle and drill, right? But what if you could identify a potential cavity before it actually developed? A new, high-tech 'wand' may be the alternative to cavities -- and they discomfort that goes along with them.

Think sunglasses are just a summertime accessory? Think again! Dr. Marla Mackey gives you the low-down on why you need to protect your eyes year round and what to look for when shopping for sunglasses.

Think sunglasses are just a summertime accessory? Think again! Dr. Marla Mackey gives you the low-down on why you need to protect your eyes year round and what to look for when shopping for sunglasses.

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork makes a surprise house call to teach his "biggest little fan" the importance of oral hygiene!

The Doctors surprise a woman who used glue to fix her teeth with a smile makeover. See her amazing transformation!

The high cost of dental insurance, as well as dental procedures, have caused some people to make a desperate attempt at DIY dentistry.

The Doctors send a woman who used glue to fix her teeth to see dentist Dr. Bill Dorfman. Can Dr. Dorfman help her reclaim her smile?

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the most common causes of vision loss in people over age 50. The condition smudges out your central vision. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers two tips to prevent AMD.

When's the last time you inspected your tongue? Its surface has thousands of bacteria--some good for oral health, some not. And a dirty tongue can lead to bad breath. Michael Roizen, MD, explains how to keep your tongue healthy and clea

Want to keep your teeth in good health? In addition to brushing and flossing, follow these four tips from Michael Roizen, MD.

Janet, who works as the executive assistant to creator and executive producer of The Doctors Jay McGraw, woke up with sore, red eyes. Assuming it was a simple case of conjunctivitis - or pink eye - she went to see her eye doctor, Dr. Stuart Stoll. A quick exam showed that her eyes were suffering from something much more serious a condition called narrow angles, which is a precursor to glaucoma.